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How to Bring a Breach of Contract Claim

Feb 28, 2023 | Category Insurance Claims | By STRUBLE

You hire a restaurant to provide catering for a big event. Everyone signs a contract and you are excited about the food for the event. The event rolls around and the people arrive–but the food does not. What can you do? You may be able to bring a breach of […]

Understanding Negligent Security Claims

Feb 21, 2023 | Category Insurance Claims | By STRUBLE

Imagine that you are standing in line at a convenience store, preparing to pay for a candy bar. All of a sudden, a masked assailant comes into the store, brandishes a firearm, and demands money. You end up being shot in the leg during the encounter and incur large medical […]

How to Deal With Construction Defects

Feb 14, 2023 | Category Insurance Claims | By STRUBLE

You have just saved up to build your dream in-law suite on your property. After months of construction, it is finished. Unfortunately, you have just discovered a construction defect. Fortunately, you may have a remedy. Read on to learn all about what construction defects are, how they arise, and what […]

Florida’s Judicial Ethics Advisory Committee Issues Opinion Regarding Judges Presiding Over Insurance-Related Cases Who Have Also Filed A Hurricane Insurance Claim

Feb 6, 2023 | Category Articles, Insurance Claims, Legal Analysis | By STRUBLE

Florida’s Judicial Ethics Advisory Committee issued an opinion concerning Florida judges presiding over hurricane-related civil insurance cases who have also submitted a hurricane-related insurance claim. Under what circumstances must judges disclose and/or recuse themselves from hurricane-related cases when they have filed an insurance claim with an insurance company that also […]

Order Reversed Because Court Found No Prior Dispute

Jan 18, 2023 | Category Articles | By STRUBLE

Was There a Breakdown in the Claims Adjusting Process? Was the Suit a Necessary Catalyst? On January 11, 2023, Florida’s Fourth District Court of Appeal reversed an order granting the insured attorney’s fees and costs associated with his suit for breach of insurance contract because it found the insured never […]

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