In an eblast to members and other stakeholders, Triple-I highlighted the growing need for tort reform in Georgia and the expanding movement in Florida threatening to undo the positive 2022 and 2023 reforms that have stabilized the Sunshine State’s insurance market and driven down prices for consumers and business owners. March 24 marks two years … Read more
By Lewis Nibbelin, Contributing Writer, Triple-I The Georgia Senate recently approved legislation aimed at curbing the state’s soaring litigation. Backed by Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp, Senate Bill 68 is designed to facilitate more equitable courtroom outcomes and stabilize insurance rates. Among other provisions, the bill includes a cap on pain and suffering evidence that would … Read more
Harper brings 39 years of health care and hospital leadership experience to his position as regional president, including 25 years of prior success at Kaiser Permanente. He served in multiple leadership positions at Kaiser Permanente in Northern California, including various senior vice president, medical group administrator and area manager roles. He also served as director … Read more
In recent months, Georgia has faced a deepening constitutional crisis. After elections marred with irregularities, the legality and legitimacy of the rule of the present powers-that-be have been questioned domestically and increasingly also internationally. These challenges to its authority have not barred the ruling party – Georgian Dream – from beginning parliamentary sessions as the sole party … Read more
By Lewis Nibbelin, Contributing Writer, Triple-I Georgia – frequently featured on the American Tort Reform Foundation’s list of “Judicial Hellholes” – may want to consider imitating its neighbor Florida in pursuing legal system abuse reforms, Triple-I CEO Sean Kevelighan suggested in a recent interview for WBS News/Talk Radio. In 2022 – the year Category 4 … Read more
