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Leaving Your Fort Lauderdale Property: Could It Invalidate Your Insurance?

By Geyer Fuxa Tyler |

If you read the fine print of your property insurance policy, you may discover some interesting rules about leaving your home unattended for a prolonged period. Each policy is different, but this may be of interest to anyone who plans to be on vacation for more than a few days. Why is this rule… Read More »

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When Might I Need a Property Insurance Lawyer in Fort Lauderdale?

By Geyer Fuxa Tyler |

Many people are reluctant to hire property insurance lawyers. Some may wonder whether they truly need legal assistance, especially if their insurers are telling them that hiring a lawyer is unnecessary. When might a property insurance lawyer in Fort Lauderdale help you? What exactly do they do? Property Insurance Lawyers Can Help With Bad… Read More »

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Can a Property Insurance Lawyer Help After a Hurricane in Florida?

By Geyer Fuxa Tyler |

Although hurricanes and major storms are nothing new in Florida, Fort Lauderdale has been hit hard in recent months. This has caused a surge of property insurance claims across the Sunshine State – raising fresh questions about the viability of the property insurance industry as a whole. If you’re having trouble with a property… Read More »

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What Are Some Examples of Insurance Bad Faith in Fort Lauderdale?

By Geyer Fuxa Tyler |

“Bad faith” is one of many legal phrases that might be confusing to the average person, but it makes sense to gain an understanding of this concept. This is especially true if you believe your insurance provider is acting in a fraudulent or dishonest manner. In this situation, an experienced property insurance lawyer in… Read More »

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Preparing Your Insurance Claim After a Hurricane in Fort Lauderdale

By Geyer Fuxa Tyler |

There are few things more traumatic and life-altering than extreme weather. You might wake up one day to find your home is barely standing. Perhaps you were forced to evacuate, and you returned to find your residence completely gone. Whatever the case may be, it’s important to act efficiently if you find yourself in… Read More »

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Citizens Insurance Rejects Countless Claims Without Payment, According to Reports

By Geyer Fuxa Tyler |

Storm damage is bad enough, but seeing your property insurance claim denied in Fort Lauderdale can be particularly crushing. That denial letter rubs salt in the wound, often making you abandon any shred of hope you had left. But what if the insurance company denied your claim without a valid reason? This is a… Read More »

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Florida Appeals Court Rules for Property Owner in Dispute Over Post-Loss Obligations, Appraisal Rights

By Jeremy Tyler |

On January 16th, 2019, the Third District Court of Appeals for the State of Florida ruled in favor of a homeowner in a property insurance dispute. In the case of Safepoint Insurance Company vs. Eduardo Gomez, et al., the court affirmed the decision of a lower court — determining that the insurance company improperly… Read More »

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Florida Appeals Court Rules in Favor of Policyholder in Assignment of Benefits Case

By Jeremy Tyler |

On February 9th, 2018, Florida’s Fifth District Court of Appeal ruled in favor of the policyholder in the case of Restoration v. ASI Preferred. This case involved a dispute of the assignment of benefits, a hot topic in Florida in recent years. Specifically, the issue at stake was whether or not an insurance company… Read More »

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Florida Appeals Court Rules for Policyholder in Bad Faith Insurance Dispute

By Jeremy Tyler |

On January 19, 2018, Florida’s Fifth District Court of Appeal issued an important decision in the case of Philip Landers v. State Farm Florida Insurance Company. This ruling could make it a little bit easier for policyholders to file a bad faith lawsuit in Florida in the future. In this post, our experienced Fort… Read More »

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Florida Insurance Law: Understanding Your Insurer’s Duty to Defend

By Jeremy Tyler |

Most Broward County homeowners have some level of liability insurance. This coverage will provide you with certain protections in the event that you are sued by another person. Under Section 627.4137 of the Florida Statutes, insurance companies that offer liability coverage are subject to certain disclosure requirements. In the event that a lawsuit is… Read More »

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