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Jim Saunders

Jim Saunders

Verified

Executive Editor, News Service Florida

Tallahassee

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Travel, Hiking, Culinary, Surfing, Snowboarding

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Family, Babies, Parenting

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Total articles 10042

  • House, Senate divided on legal issues

    By Jim Saunders Verified| Highlands News-Sun@ TALLAHASSEE — As the 2025 legislative session enters its final weeks, the Florida House and Senate are divided about a series of potentially high-stakes issues involving personal-injury and insurance lawsuits. The House has supported changes that could lead to people collecting increased damages in personal-injury and wrongful-death cases and force insurers to pay more in attorney fees. The Senate, however, has taken little action on the issues. The dynamic has been on display this week.

    By Jim Saunders Verified · Highlands News-Sun

    Apr. 19, 2025

  • State pushes back in immigration law fight

    By Jim Saunders Verified| Highlands News-Sun@ TALLAHASSEE — Florida argued this week it should be able to move forward with a new law aimed at cracking down on undocumented immigrants who come to the state, after a federal judge temporarily halted the measure. Attorney General James Uthmeier’s office, in a 22-page court document filed Tuesday, disputed that the law improperly encroaches on the federal government’s authority to enforce immigration laws.

    By Jim Saunders Verified · Highlands News-Sun

    Apr. 18, 2025

  • House, Senate divided on legal issues

    By Jim Saunders Verified| Highlands News-Sun@ TALLAHASSEE — As the 2025 legislative session enters its final weeks, the Florida House and Senate are divided about a series of potentially high-stakes issues involving personal-injury and insurance lawsuits. The House has supported changes that could lead to people collecting increased damages in personal-injury and wrongful-death cases and force insurers to pay more in attorney fees. The Senate, however, has taken little action on the issues. The dynamic has been on display this week.

    By Jim Saunders Verified · Highlands News-Sun

    Apr. 19, 2025

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News Service Florida

Tallahassee, Florida, United States

'+1 850-656-6400