Why Make a Federal Case Out of It?

Why Make a Federal Case Out of It?

Why Make a Federal Case Out of It?  Removal of Property Insurance Cases Into Federal Court By Kevin Vorhis Imagine this scenario: you live in and own a house in Florida, and it is badly damaged by a storm. You file an insurance claim with your insurance company, which...
How the Coronavirus Can Affect Your Insurance Claim

How the Coronavirus Can Affect Your Insurance Claim

How the Coronavirus Can Affect Your Insurance Claim By Bobby Parsons As the Coronavirus continues to spread throughout the globe, many industries will experience closures and slowdowns, as well as implement various protocols limiting their productivity. For instance,...
Why Policy Endorsements Matter

Why Policy Endorsements Matter

Why Policy Endorsements Matter By Gregory Greenberg Many times when you’re purchasing or renewing your homeowner’s insurance policy, you’re presented with a number of options that are advertised as ways to save you money or allow you to purchase special coverage that...
The Difference Between Arbitration and Mediation

The Difference Between Arbitration and Mediation

The Difference between Arbitration and Mediation By Ivan Lys-Dobradin Now more than ever, the overloaded Court systems throughout America are relying on alternative dispute resolution to resolve insurance claims. There are two primary forums for alternative dispute...
Have you been injured at a theme park?

Have you been injured at a theme park?

Have you been injured at a theme park? By Jabari A. Bennett Tourists, When visiting central Florida, it is hard to resist spending even a little time in one of our flagship attractions such as Disney, Universal Studios or even Fun Spot. Unfortunately, unfamiliarity...
What is the difference between Nonrenewal vs. Cancellation

What is the difference between Nonrenewal vs. Cancellation

Nonrenewal vs. Cancellation By Natisha Quijano There is a big difference between an insurance company canceling a policy and choosing not to renew it. In Florida, Insurance companies cannot cancel a policy that has been in force for more than 90 days except when: You...
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