Monthly Archives: March 2018
Florida Insurance Law: Understanding Your Insurer’s Duty to Defend
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 »
Your Guide to Property Insurance Appraisal
In Florida, appraisal has long been used as a way for parties to resolve disputes over the true value of the damage. In recent years, appraisal has become an ever more important part of the property insurance claims process. Policyholders should have a basic understanding of appraisal. To help, our experienced Fort Lauderdale property… Read More »
Are Your Pipes Leaking? You Need to Take Action
A leaking pipe is a big problem. If you notice that any of your home’s pipes are leaking, you need to take immediate action to address the issue. Left unrepaired, a minor leak can cause very serious water damage over time. To makes matters even more challenging, gradual leak damage is subject to a… Read More »
Eleventh Circuit Court: Florida Bad Faith Claims Have Five-Year Statute of Limitations
On January 9, 2018, the United States Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit issued a decision in the case of Waldemar Baranowski v. GEICO General Insurance Company. This dispute arose after an appeal was filed following a ruling from the United States District Court for the Middle District of Florida. The Eleventh Circuit… Read More »