FL S1930

Requires law enforcement to maintain short-form crash reports and expands the types of crashes requiring long-form reports to include those with passenger injuries or complaints of pain/discomfort.

Establishes the "Automobile Insurance Fraud Strike Force" as a direct-support organization under the Division of Insurance Fraud to investigate and prosecute motor vehicle insurance fraud, funded through insurer contributions.

Adds licensed acupuncturists to authorized medical providers and requires health care entities to document compliance with criteria through sworn statements, with ownership changes requiring new filings within 10 days.

Expands insurer investigation rights including examinations under oath, record reviews, and physical inspections of treatment locations; creates rebuttable presumptions against claimants who fail to countersign billing forms or patient logs.

Imposes penalties for insurance fraud convictions including 5-year license suspension for practitioners and business owners, plus civil fines ranging from $5,000 to $50,000 depending on offense severity.