Tort Reform Comes to Iowa and Florida | Brian's Take on Unintended Consequences of These Laws

Lots of chatter in the legal world about non-economic caps, shortened statutes of limitations, and "actual cost" limits on medical billing recovery.  Both Florida and Iowa have added major tort reform laws to the books in the past year.  As with any law, these come with significant unintended consequences.In Florida, we've seen a rush of cases to the Courthouse as lawyers scrambled to file thousands of auto accident injury cases before the new rules kicked in.In Iowa, we see perverse disincentive to settle cases on behalf of insurance companies in light of new laws protecting hospitals, medical providers, and - of all things - trucking companies.Personal injury lawyer Brian Glass discusses what may be coming to both of those states as the unintended consequence of laws and policies that sound good, but aren't.____________________________________Brian Glass is a nationally recognized personal injury lawyer in Fairfax, Virginia.  He is passionate about living a life of his own design and looking for answers to solutions outside of the legal field.  This podcast is his effort to share that passion with others.Want to connect with Brian?Follow Brian on Instagram: @thebrianglassConnect on LinkedIn