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When is notice “too late,” and when does late notice actually prejudice the carrier? This three-part series walks through Florida’s two-step prejudice analysis with real case studies, expert testimony examples, and practical claim-handling strategies for plumbing and hurricane loss claims.
Congratulations to our newest Equity Partners! Your commitment and leadership have helped shape who we are today. We’re proud to celebrate this well-earned milestone and look forward to all we’ll accomplish together in the years ahead.
Teodora Siderova and Sean Becker of our Tampa office successfully defended an insurance carrier in a declaratory judgment action filed by an insured seeking a determination of whether her medical treatment was reasonable, related, and necessary in connection with a
Ryan Elias and Clyde Mathes from our Orlando office will be attending career events at Florida Agricultural & Mechanical University (FAMU), College of Law in Orlando and look forward to connecting with prospective legal talent and members of the legal
Black History Month is an opportunity not only to recognize individuals, but to acknowledge how legal advocacy—often led by Black attorneys, organizations, and communities—has helped shape systems that affect everyday life, including insurance and the courts—and why that legacy still
Celebrating milestones! We are deeply grateful for the dedication and invaluable contributions of each of these individuals, whose efforts make a meaningful impact on our firm every day.
