Appeals Decisions Give New Ground for Bad-Faith Claims But Support PIP Rules April 11, 2022 By William Rabb Appeal courts handed a down potentially costly ruling for auto insurers in Florida, along with some further clarity on the...
Florida Appeals Court: Delayed Claim Document Doesn’t Hurt Insurer November 5, 2021 By William Rabb A week after a federal court found that waiting two years to file a property claim is too long, a...
Florida Supreme Court Asked to Decide Constitutionality of Workers’ Comp July 15, 2015 By Amy O'Connor A legal challenge to the constitutionality of Florida workers’ compensation system that was thrown out by a state appeals court...
Florida Court: GEICO on Hook for $100,000 in Additional Attorney Fees February 26, 2015 By Michael Adams A Florida court has ruled that one of the state’s largest automobile insurers must pay over $100,000 in attorney fees...
Florida Court Upholds Law Banning Open Carry of Firearms for Self Defense February 24, 2015 An appeals court has upheld a Florida law banning people from openly carrying firearms purely for self-defense purposes. A three-judge...