In a recent decision by the U.S. Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeal, the Court held that an insured business owner had to reimburse the insurance company for all attorney's fees and costs that the insurance company paid while defending the insured business owner since no duty to defend existed. See Halikoytakis v. Certain Interested Underwriters at Lloyd's, London, Case No. 13-12590.
Eleventh Circuit Recently Ruled Insured Owes Reimbursement of Defense Costs When No Duty to Defend Existed
Has Your Homeowner's Insurance Claim Been Delayed or Denied?
Finally, a Bill of Rights for Homeowners in Florida
When you pay thousands of dollars a year in homeowner's insurance premiums, you are right to expect that if a fire, storm damage, water damage or other catastrophe or loss occurs, your insurer will honor the terms of your policy. Unfortunately, for thousands of Florida residents, this is not the always the case.
Has Your Homeowner's Insurance Claim Been Delayed or Denied?
Finally, a Bill of Rights for Homeowners in Florida
When you pay thousands of dollars a year in homeowner's insurance premiums, you are right to expect that if a fire, storm damage, water damage or other catastrophe or loss occurs, your insurer will honor the terms of your policy. Unfortunately, for thousands of Florida residents, this is not the always the case.
