Nearly a year after a Florida Supreme Court ruling rocked the state’s workers’ compensation insurance system, the House overwhelmingly approved a bill aimed at holding down insurance rates for businesses.
The House, however, will need to reach agreement with the Senate on a final plan before the scheduled May 5 end of the annual legislative session. That will require lawmakers to bridge differences on thorny issues, including limits on attorney fees.
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