Florida/Georgia Personal Injury & Workers Compensation

...would have been provided in a particular schedule required by this rule has been provided to the same degree of detail in another required schedule that the utility incorporates by reference. Fla. Admin. Code R. 25-6.043 (emphasis added). Further, pursuant to section 366.076(2), Florida Statutes (2012), the Commission has the authority to adopt rules for the determination of rates in full revenue requirement proceedings....

...has expired, based on the motion, together with any supporting or opposing memoranda.” The response period in this rule is seven days. Rule 28-106.211, Florida Administrative Code, also allows the presiding officer to issue orders 7. Although the plain language of section 366.076(2) and rule 25.06425 would seemingly be applied to GBRAs as well as “subsequent year adjustments,” the Commission has not utilized this rule for GBRAs....

...of its review did not require it to conduct an evidentiary hearing. The Court reasoned that the Commission properly initiated the proceeding, expressly recognized the possibility of a negotiated settlement, and acted in accordance with the authority granted under section 366.076(1) of the Florida Statutes in broadening its review....

...We hold that the PSC acted in accordance with Florida law and its own policies and procedures in approving the negotiated settlement without conducting an evidentiary hearing. The PSC properly initiated the proceeding below on its own motion for the purpose of ensuring the reasonableness of FPL's rates. See § 366.076(1), Fla....

...ttlement, or consent order."). Subsequently, the PSC expanded the scope of the proceeding to include a more detailed rate review, and ordered the submission of minimum filing requirements. The PSC acted in accordance with the authority granted under section 366.076(1) of the Florida Statutes in broadening its review. See § 366.076(1), Fla....

...ness and fairness of the adjustment. Instead, they contend that PSC does not have the authority to grant subsequent year adjustments because the authority on which PSC purportedly relied, section 13(4) of chapter 83-222, Laws of Florida (codified as section 366.076, Florida Statutes (1983)), violates the one subject rule of article III, section 6 of the Florida Constitution....