Florida courts recognize bad faith in property damage claims through patterns like unreasonable investigation delays beyond 90 days, baseless denials without inspections, policy misrepresentations, and inadequate probes, as seen in cases of ignored hurricane wind damage or burst pipe losses. Victims may seek enhanced remedies for these insurer failures.
Florida courts recognize bad faith in property damage claims through patterns like unreasonable investigation delays beyond 90 days, baseless denials without inspections, policy misrepresentations, and inadequate probes, as seen in cases of ignored hurricane wind damage or burst pipe losses. Victims may seek enhanced remedies for these insurer failures.
Source: louislawgroup. Original: https://www.louislawgroup.com/bad-faith-insurance-examples-florida-property-damage
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