Blame the Middleman: When an Insurance Agent or Broker is Negligent

Mon Jun 30th, 2025 on     Insurance Claims,    

Our legal team has focused on resolving insurance disputes for decades, so we are well-versed in the many ways insurance companies fail to meet their obligations to policyholders. But sometimes, the problems our clients face are not necessarily the fault of the insurance company. Instead, the root of the problem lies with negligence or misrepresentation on the part of the insurance agent or broker who sold the policy. What do you do in that situation? […]

Insurance Issues to Consider as Hurricane Season Starts Up

Mon Jun 16th, 2025 on     Homeowners Insurance,    

It’s that time of year again. We need to start thinking about hurricanes and be prepared to deal with the consequences if one were to hit our area. Safety is critical, but when we follow guidelines, hurricanes are more likely to pose a risk to our financial security than our physical security. We purchase insurance coverage to protect us from having to cover all the costs if a storm damages our home, business, vehicle, or other property. However, […]

Is Your Disability Insurer Allowed to Stop Paying Benefits?

Fri May 30th, 2025 on     Disability Insurance,    

When you’re unable to work due to a disabling condition, benefits provided through your disability insurance policy provide a critical lifeline to cover expenses. Professionals who have substantial obligations often build their business plans around expectations that include disability benefits. For this reason, it is essential to understand when a disability insurance provider is legally permitted to discontinue or reduce benefits. Sometimes, companies are acting within their contractual rights when they do so, but other […]

What Happens When an Insurance Dispute Goes to Court?

Fri May 16th, 2025 on     Insurance Claims,    

Insurance companies have developed numerous ways to delay, deny, and undervalue claims, almost turning disappointment into an art form. We understand that they want to make money—everyone does—and it is clear that when they don’t pay claims, insurance companies have more money to keep. However, insurance companies have contractual obligations to their policyholders, and when they fail to fulfill these obligations, the law provides remedies. Sometimes, receiving a notice that a lawyer is working on […]

Liability for Four Types of Construction Defects

Wed Apr 30th, 2025 on     Homeowners Insurance,    

There are few issues more frustrating in life than finding defects in a home or business property that you have invested substantial sums of money into. When you’ve done your due diligence and hired inspectors and the problem is not revealed until after closing, you can feel like you’re trapped in a money pit. However, you may have a number of options for seeking legal relief for defects in building construction if you understand how […]

Is Your Property Covered for Vandalism Damage?

Wed Apr 16th, 2025 on     Property Insurance,    

Many people think that damage caused by vandals is merely an annoying nuisance, but the fact is that vandalism can result in extremely costly losses. In addition to the thousands of dollars it costs to repair structural and cosmetic damage, there are added costs due to the effects of vandalism and the repair process. Businesses, for instance, lose substantial sales that can be difficult to calculate. It is therefore important for homeowners, business owners, and organizations, […]

Understanding Differences in Disability Insurance

Mon Mar 31st, 2025 on     Long-Term Disability,    

We all have regular expenses we need to meet, and as we progress through our careers, those expenses increase. Professionals and executives with extensive experience, particularly those with their own businesses, can be put in an extremely difficult position when a disability prevents them from practicing their profession, halting their stream of income while expenses continue to mount. For this reason, many professionals choose to purchase disability insurance that provides benefits to make up for […]

Effective Ways to Document Property Damage When Filing an Insurance Claim

Mon Mar 17th, 2025 on     Insurance Claims,    

When you’re filing an insurance claim after damage to your home, business, boat, or other property, you need evidence to back up your claim for losses. Even at the best of times, insurance companies usually assert that your losses are far less than they actually are. When you have documentation that shows the contents and their condition before and after damage, it will be much harder for the insurance company to dispute your claims. You […]

The Ultimate Guide to Insurance Recovery

Fri Feb 28th, 2025 on     Fidelity and Crime Insurance,    

When businesses or homeowners suffer financial losses due to dishonest actions, theft, or fraud, they often turn to their insurance carriers for coverage. However, insurance recovery is not always straightforward, and policyholders may encounter significant challenges when filing claims and obtaining the compensation they are entitled to. Insurance policies are often complex, with various clauses, exclusions, and stipulations that policyholders may not fully understand. As a result, insurers may attempt to deny claims, delay payouts, […]

Avoiding Bad Faith Tactics in Florida: How to Deal with Your Insurance Company After a Fire

Fri Jan 31st, 2025 on     Bad Faith Insurance,    

Dealing with the aftermath of a fire can be devastating. Beyond the emotional distress and property loss, homeowners often face challenges when filing insurance claims. Unfortunately, some insurance companies use bad faith tactics—delaying, undervaluing, or outright denying valid claims. Understanding your rights and taking the right steps can help ensure you receive the compensation you deserve. Below, our bad faith insurance lawyers share vital information on avoiding bad faith tactics in Florida and effectively dealing […]

Super Lawyers
Florida Legal Elite
Top Lawyer - South Florida Legal Guide
Association of Corporate Counsel - South Florida Chapter
Back to top