Submitted by Jessica Gregory. on 16 Oct, 2026
Florida Statute §627.426, commonly known as Florida’s Claims Administration Statute, imposes specific procedural requirements on liability insurers seeking to assert certain coverage defenses. But the statute does not apply to every insurance policy simply because a coverage dispute happens to arise in Florida. Section 627.401(2), which defines the…
Submitted by Melanie Barker on 03 Sep, 2026
When a party enters into a contract with the State of Florida or any entity of the state, such as an agency or municipality, the entire agreement needs to be in writing. Florida Courts have been clear that any waiver of sovereign immunity does not extend to obligations…
Submitted by Melanie Barker on 24 Aug, 2026
Florida courts have consistently held that restrictions contained within a declaration of condominium are presumed valid. This presumption exists because each unit owner purchases his or her unit with knowledge of those restrictions and accepts them as part of the bargain. See Hidden Harbour Estates, Inc.