With the Atlantic hurricane season officially beginning two weeks from now, there’s a couple of quick items to share before we take a deeper dive into the FEMA Review Council’s report and its expected impact on Florida, especially with federal …
Florida’s 1st DCA finds that a breach of contract must exist at filing, homeowners find footing in an appeal for failure to provide prompt notice to their insurance company, and Security First wins an …
The Restoration Association of Florida is appealing the dismissal of one of its three lawsuits in state court over the Florida Legislature’s 2022 property insurance reform law. Meanwhile, a Florida appeals court decision raises new questions about …
An Opa-locka woman whose mother had just passed away is now accused of insurance fraud for assuming her mother’s identity in filing a series of property insurance claims totaling tens of thousands of dollars. Meanwhile on …
As we work through the open claims of Hurricane Michael, we’re seeing the same loss creep still being experienced from Hurricane Irma claims. It’s something that’s on the minds of reinsurance interests, too, along with …
A recent Florida Supreme Court decision to dismiss an Assignment of Benefits (AOB) case that it previously had agreed to review has left in limbo conflicting lower court rulings on whether insurance companies …
The Florida Supreme Court has agreed to hear a case that could settle definitively whether insurance companies are allowed to require that all parties with an insurable interest – including a …
