Nearly two years ago, Superstorm Sandy roared up the east coast causing unprecedented damage in the northeast with storm-related costs totaling over 68 billion dollars. It quickly became the second costliest storm in U.S. history, trailing only Hurricane Katrina....
Month: June 2014
Failure to Timely File A Sworn Proof of Loss Could Impact Coverage
A recent Florida controversy over property damage to a condominium resulting from an exploding corpse has come to a close. The plaintiff in this case was a condo owner and State Farm insured. Her upstairs neighbor died in the unit and was not found for weeks. Gases...
Steadily Rising Florida Property Insurance Rates May Be Leveling Off
Florida property insurance rates are among the highest in the country. Property insurance in this context means insurance that homeowners buy to protect themselves in case of damage to their homes. In recent years, property insurance premiums in Florida have been...