It keeps getting worse Florida property insurance rates set to jump up to 60

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — In December, as state lawmakers returned for their second special session in less than a year to deal with property insurance, the analogies for the state of the market for some reason all reverted to medical. “We’re just trying to triage,” said Senator Linda Stewart. “Just trying to stop the bleeding,” said Representative Fred Hawkins. Now months later, as things have continued to deteriorate, the medical analogies have returned. Read: Reedy Creek mouse trap: What is the ‘rule against perpetuities’ and why is King Charles involved? “It’s now at stage four,” says former State Senator Jeff Brandes.…