Irma Insurance Claims Already Near $2 Billion
September 20, 2017
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Florida Stat. § 627.70132 Delineates a Bright Line to Report Your Hurricane Claim
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Florida Supreme Court Holds an Insurer is Bound by the Determination of Liability and the “Full Extent of Damages” in a UM Trial, and the Trial Court may Reserve Jurisdiction to Allow Plaintiff to Amend to Add a Claim for Bad Faith
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Holding. An insured seeking uninsured motorist benefits is entitled to a determination of liability and the full extent of the insured’s damages in the UM
Claim Notes are Protected While Coverage Litigation is Pending
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The Third District Court of Appeal granted State Farm’s writ of certiorari finding that the trial court departed from essential requirements of law when ordering
Fourth District Fails to Weigh in on Whether the Insured May Amend the Complaint to Add a First Party Bad Faith in Lieu of Filing a New Action
January 29, 2016
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Uninsured Motorist Award
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The trier of fact may award damages in excess of the claimant’s policy in a UM action, but those damages are generally not reduced to
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January 26, 2016
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Multiplier Awarded in Dade Fire Loss Against Insurer
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The Citizen’s insured, Pulloquinga, sustained a fire loss. After “contentious” litigation consisting of approximately 27 depositions taken from Jacksonville to Key West and multiple hearings,
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Irma Insurance Claims Already Near $2 Billion
September 20, 2017
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Please read the full story at: http://wlrn.org/post/irma-insurance-claims-already-near-2-billion
Florida Stat. § 627.70132 Delineates a Bright Line to Report Your Hurricane Claim
September 8, 2017
No Comments
The firm provides advice, counsel, and litigation services for policyholders and insurers.
Florida Supreme Court Holds an Insurer is Bound by the Determination of Liability and the “Full Extent of Damages” in a UM Trial, and the Trial Court may Reserve Jurisdiction to Allow Plaintiff to Amend to Add a Claim for Bad Faith
March 13, 2016
No Comments
Holding. An insured seeking uninsured motorist benefits is entitled to a determination of liability and the full extent of the insured’s damages in the UM
Claim Notes are Protected While Coverage Litigation is Pending
February 2, 2016
No Comments
The Third District Court of Appeal granted State Farm’s writ of certiorari finding that the trial court departed from essential requirements of law when ordering
Fourth District Fails to Weigh in on Whether the Insured May Amend the Complaint to Add a First Party Bad Faith in Lieu of Filing a New Action
January 29, 2016
No Comments
The insurer appealed from an underlying partial final judgement rendered by the Circuit Court for the Fifteenth Judicial Circuit, Palm Beach County in favor of
Uninsured Motorist Award
January 27, 2016
No Comments
The trier of fact may award damages in excess of the claimant’s policy in a UM action, but those damages are generally not reduced to
Fourth District Fails to Weigh in on Whether the Insured May Amend the Complaint to Add a First Party Bad Faith Claim in Lieu of Filing a New Action
January 26, 2016
No Comments
The insurer appealed from an underlying partial final judgement rendered by the Circuit Court for the Fifteenth Judicial Circuit, Palm Beach County in favor of
ERSIA Plan Loses Claim for Reimbursement at the US Supreme Court
January 22, 2016
No Comments
The Supreme Court ruled that an ERISA plan could not recover settlement funds dissipated on non-traceable items, such as food or travel, from the from
Multiplier Awarded in Dade Fire Loss Against Insurer
January 6, 2016
No Comments
The Citizen’s insured, Pulloquinga, sustained a fire loss. After “contentious” litigation consisting of approximately 27 depositions taken from Jacksonville to Key West and multiple hearings,