Emergency Banner

Partial Summary Judgment in Property Damage Case

Nicole M. Ellis, of the Miami office, obtained a partial summary judgment in a case involving claims for property damage against an insurance carrier. Plaintiff filed a Declaratory Action and Breach of Contract claim with the clear intent to multiply fees. Nicole moved for partial summary judgment as to the declaratory action, arguing there never was any dispute over coverage for the event and that the dispute was squarely only for the value of the claimed damages. The court agreed and entered partial summary judgment in favor of Nicole’s client on the declaratory claim, leaving only the breach of contract claim at issue.

Share Now:

Subscribe to our Newsletter

Recent Posts

KD's First Party Practice Group Presents: The Florida Prejudice Playbook
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...
Congratulations to our newest Equity Partners!
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...
Tampa Team Secures Defense Verdict in PIP Declaratory Judgment Action
Teodora Siderova and Sean Becker of our Tampa office successfully defended an insurance carrier in a declaratory judgment action filed by an insured seeking...

Only PDF, JPG or GIF can be uploaded.

Search Results Will Show Here

Subscribe To Our Newsletter