Florida Property Insurance Lawyers
Florida Appeals Court Rules for Policyholder in Bad Faith Insurance Dispute
April 5, 2018On January 19, 2018, Florida’s Fifth District Court of Appeal issued an important decision in the case of Philip Landers v….
Read MoreI Just Suffered a Major Property Loss: What are My Options for Temporary Housing and Living Expenses?
February 21, 2018In the truly unfortunate event that you have suffered major property damage, you may not be able to live in your…
Read MoreWind vs. Water – Don’t Let One Insurance Carrier Blame the Other
September 11, 2017With Hurricane Irma bearing down on Florida, the potential for storm surge is high around the state. Storm surge is the…
Read MoreHow to Understand Your Property Insurance Policy
October 26, 2016Very few people fully understand all of the implications of their property insurance policy. It would be unrealistic to expect otherwise….
Read MoreFlorida Property Damage: Will I Always Get Money For Repairs?
June 1, 2016Florida property owners are entitled to recover compensation for the full extent of the damages covered under their policy. Generally, we…
Read MoreSinkhole Claims in Florida: The Importance of a Signed Contract
May 26, 2016According to the Florida Department of Environmental protection: “Sinkholes are a common feature of Florida’s landscape.” Unfortunately, the typical homeowners insurance…
Read MoreHandling Insurance Company Document Requests
March 30, 2016The property insurance claims process is often confusing and stressful. One of the more frustrating elements of the process is the…
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