A cap on brokers' fees for lining up medical services for traffic crash victims went to Gov. Jeb Bush on Friday. The bill would carry out a grand jury's fraud-fighting recommendations and change rules for setting some legal fees in accident cases. It had earlier passed the Senate. The bill would put a new cap on fees for brokers who line up MRIs for accident victims. They could charge insurance companies up to 175 percent of what Medicare pays under the bill.
Insurers complain brokers get bulk rates on MRIs, then raise the fees when they turn in the bills.
This is going to stem that.