Contractor fraud, including inflated estimates and void post-2023 Assignment of Benefits agreements under Senate Bill 2-A, frequently triggers insurance claim denials that burden homeowners with repair costs. Bad faith claims now require prior court judgment proving insurer breach under reformed Florida Statute §627.7152.
Contractor fraud, including inflated estimates and void post-2023 Assignment of Benefits agreements under Senate Bill 2-A, frequently triggers insurance claim denials that burden homeowners with repair costs. Bad faith claims now require prior court judgment proving insurer breach under reformed Florida Statute §627.7152.
Source: ilabacalaw. Original: https://ilabacalaw.com/blog/personal-injury/florida-insurance-company-tactics-when-the-good-neighbor-is-a-bad-actor/
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