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Florida Supreme Court Ruling Could Mean New Pressure to Settle High-Dollar Lawsuits

A lawsuit brought by the former head of Marvel Entertainment made headlines around the country last November when it resulted in a $50 million jury verdict against Isaac Perlmutter...

Florida Supreme Court rejects tougher test for pleading punitive damages

The fight that set the rule began as a bitter dispute between Palm Beach neighbors

Florida appeals court reaffirms late notice defense in AOB property insurance fight

Restoration vendor's appeal collapses on a doctrine claims teams will want bookmarked

Delay Matters: Florida’s Fourth DCA Reverses Hurricane Irma Dismissal

Florida Peninsula wins one appeal point on prejudgment interest

One missed calculation was enough to send the fee award back to the trial court

Florida court limits guaranty association payout after insurer insolvency

An insolvent insurer's settlement promised legal fees - the appeals court had other ideas

State Farm loses Florida pre-suit notice fight on older property policies

The ruling reopens older claims that insurers thought they had already shut down

Fla. Supreme Court Reverses Lower Court on Compensability of a Workplace Shooting

The Florida Supreme Court just made it a little easier for workplace assault victims to claim workers’ compensation benefits, even if it can’t be proven that an attack was work-rel...

Florida court revives bad faith suit after insurer pays the verdict

Paying late did not close the door, and the cure clock kept ticking through the appeal

Florida court wipes out 2.5 fee multiplier against Universal Property

The 2.5 multiplier vanished, but a $96,000 expert bill survived on a technicality

State Farm, GEICO win Georgia Turo uninsured motorist coverage dispute

Appeals court flips trial ruling – and a sold car helped seal the deal

National Fire sues to start Florida bad-faith clock on its terms

A $2M offer, a 90-day window, and a start date nobody can agree on

Supreme Court tosses Florida’s lawsuit over triple fatality Turnpike crash

The U.S. Supreme Court rejected a lawsuit filed by the state of Florida against California and Washington after a  high-profile triple fatality crash that occurred on the Florida T...

Florida court frees guaranty fund from paying attorney fees in settlement

A Hurricane Irma roof claim settled for $30,000 - then the insurer went under

State Farm loses appeal as court reinstates $203,806 crash verdict

A botched post-trial motion handed the insurer a costly reversal - here's where it went wrong

Why Is Florida Letting Surplus Lines Insurers Send Florida Policyholders to New York?

Florida property owners buy insurance for Florida buildings, pay premiums from Florida, suffer hurricane losses in Florida, hire Florida contractors, and have their claims adjusted...

Florida Just Pulled the Pin on AI Liability. Now Everyone Is Holding the Grenade

Citizens beats receivables buyer as Florida court extends assignment-of-benefits law downstream

One resold invoice was all it took to sink the lawsuit against the insurer

State Farm defeats bid to stack car insurance coverage

Who paid the premiums didn't matter - what counted was who actually bought the coverage

A Florida Yacht Insurance Dispute Sails to London Arbitration Before a Judge I Know Well

A recent order in a Florida yacht insurance dispute caught my attention for reasons that go beyond the legal issue. The case is Dragon Yachts, LLC v. London Marine Insurance Servic...

Eleventh Circuit shuts down Great Lakes Insurance in boat fire coverage fight

The carrier won every step except the one that mattered most

Delaware Decision Highlights a Familiar RWI Coverage Fight

The Portofino Appraisal Fight Heads to Appeal—Why Every Property Insurance Professional Should Be Watching

Last September, I wrote about the federal court decision vacating a massive appraisal award arising from Hurricane Sally damage at the Portofino condominium complex on Pensacola Be...

Seventh Circuit backs Bankers Standard, rejects stacking of five-car coverage limits

Six demand letters, a two-month delay, and still no bad-faith penalty for the insurer