Submitted by Jessica Gregory on 05 Mar, 2023
There is not much case law in Florida which addresses how a court will determine the number of “occurrences” when it comes to applying the each “occurrence” limit in the context of construction defects. However, in Southern- Intern. Corp. v. Poly-Urethane, 353…
Submitted by Jessica Gregory on 21 Dec, 2022
Pursuant to Fla. Stat. Ann. § 627.426 (the Claims Administration Statute): (2) A liability insurer shall not be permitted to deny coverage based on a particular coverage defense unless: (a) Within 30 days after the liability insurer knew or should have known of the coverage defense, written notice of reservation…
Submitted by Carri Leininger on 03 Nov, 2022
In June of this year, Governor Ron DeSantis signed CS/HB 7027 creating Chapter 2022-163, which in turn created the Sixth District Court of Appeal. It will be the first new court since 1979. The new court will be headquartered in Lakeland, pushing the Second DCA to St. Petersburg. The Sixth…