Remove Claim Remove Insurance Remove Policyholder
article thumbnail

Can Claims Managers in Florida Ethically Tell Adjusters Not to Share Estimates with Policyholders?

Property Insurance Coverage Law

If you were found to give your estimate to anyone, … The post Can Claims Managers in Florida Ethically Tell Adjusters Not to Share Estimates with Policyholders? appeared first on Property Insurance Coverage Law Blog. TSI Adjusters warns their field adjusters: Warning: Do not share your estimate with anyone.

article thumbnail

Florida Policyholders Are Upset with Stupid Denials of Claims

Property Insurance Coverage Law

The Florida House Committee on Banking and Insurance seemed to have many constituents upset with delays and denials when I was testifying in front of them a month ago. The insurance representative tried to explain that many of the denials were because most policies do not cover flood.

Insiders

Sign Up for our Newsletter

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

article thumbnail

Top Mistakes That Can Destroy Your Flood Insurance Claim

Property Insurance Coverage Law

Westfield Insurance Company 1 shows how even well-intentioned policyholders can lose a flood insurance claim before their lawsuit ever begins. A recent court decision in Sublett v. This case is not just about a technical legal loss.

article thumbnail

Top Mistakes That Can Destroy Your Flood Insurance Claim

Property Insurance Coverage Law

Westfield Insurance Company 1 shows how even well-intentioned policyholders can lose a flood insurance claim before their lawsuit ever begins. A recent court decision in Sublett v. This case is not just about a technical legal loss.

article thumbnail

Florida Insurance Regulators Demand Fair Treatment for Policyholders

Property Insurance Coverage Law

How do insurance claims work when your home has already been damaged once? A recent Florida Office of Insurance Regulation (OIR) Bulletin clarifies how insurers must handle claims for multiple hurricanes. But what happens when two hurricanes strike in the same season?

article thumbnail

Florida Appeals Court Says Plaintiff Can’t Harp on Adjusting Delays in Claims Dispute

Insurance Journal

Some Florida policyholders and their attorneys have long complained about real or perceived delays in the claims-handling process after a loss. A Florida appeals court ruled last week that telling a jury about those delays may be prejudicial and out …

Claim 263
article thumbnail

Fighting for Policyholder Rights: Florida Bad Faith Law

Property Insurance Coverage Law

When a hurricane damages your home, you expect your insurance company to play fair. But what happens when insurers undervalue claims, drag out disputes, and then hide behind new laws to avoid accountability? Scottsdale Insurance Companya case that delivered a crucial victory for policyholders in Florida.