Category Archives: Property Insurance
Condo Owners Finally Experience Some Property Insurance Relief in Fort Lauderdale
While numerous sources have contended that Florida homeowners have been experiencing some relief in terms of property insurance, those positive effects have failed to materialize for many in Fort Lauderdale. However, changes could finally be arriving thanks to a recent development with one property insurance provider. What does this mean for condo owners? How… Read More »
Citizens Insurance Fights for Its Right to Arbitrate
Mandatory arbitration is proving to be an incredibly controversial topic in the world of property insurance. Citizens Property Insurance Corp. is fighting for its right to arbitrate claims disputes, but the public is concerned that this process isn’t quite fair. Now, Citizens is begging an appellate court to rule in its favor. But what… Read More »
What Happens During “Discovery” in a Florida Property Insurance Lawsuit?
In August of 2025, a Circuit Court Judge in Florida wrote that mandatory arbitration robs policyholders of “neutral discovery” during property insurance disputes. But what exactly is discovery, and why is it so important during a property insurance lawsuit? The word “discovery” is just one example of a confusing legal term you might encounter… Read More »
Dealing With a Denied Claim After an Injury on Your Property in Fort Lauderdale
According to the Insurance Information Institute (III), about two percent of all insurance losses in the United States are related to liability, including bodily injury. Although this might represent a rare occurrence for homeowners in Florida, it can become a very real threat when you face a major personal injury lawsuit. While you may… Read More »
Florida Property Insurance Profits Are Soaring: What Does This Mean for You?
The property insurance market in Florida seems to be in excellent condition. Insurers are raking in profits for the first time in more than a decade, and the CEOs of these companies are enjoying fat bonuses. But what does this mean for the average homeowner? If things are looking better for the property insurance… Read More »
Filing an Insurance Claim After a Sinkhole in Fort Lauderdale
According to the Florida Department of Environmental Protection, a sinkhole can significantly damage your property. The Sunshine State’s limestone bedrock makes sinkholes particularly common in this area, and they can damage foundations beyond repair. If you find yourself in this situation, you might want to file a property insurance claim in Fort Lauderdale. But… Read More »
Is It Worth Appealing a Denied Insurance Claim in Fort Lauderdale?
The prospect of appealing a denied insurance claim in Fort Lauderdale can seem daunting. Faced with paperwork, complex terminology, and annoying tactics from your insurer, you might be wondering whether an appeal is even worth your time. Wouldn’t it be easier just to throw your hands up in defeat and move on? This is… Read More »
Does Property Insurance in Fort Lauderdale Cover Hailstorm Damage?
A severe hailstorm in Florida can wreak absolute havoc on your property, causing extensive damage to many aspects of your home. After a major hailstorm, you might consider filing a property insurance claim. But does a standard policy even cover hailstorm damage? This is something you might want to discuss with a Fort Lauderdale… Read More »
Property Insurance in Fort Lauderdale Continues to Get More Expensive
While positive signs have provided some optimism for Florida homeowners, the unfortunate truth is that property insurance is becoming more expensive for many people. This comes as one insurer has asked the state for permission to hike premiums by more than 30%. What can you do to fight for your rights as a property… Read More »
Can Your Neighbors Affect Your Property Insurance in Fort Lauderdale?
In June of 2025, AOL ran a story about a vacant home near Fort Lauderdale that was attracting “the wrong kind of attention.” Neighbors became infuriated at the overgrown property, which became an eyesore and a public nuisance. Break-ins were common, and the entire community suffered from reduced safety. Could a situation like this… Read More »