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Insurance Coverage

Kubicki Draper offers clients a full range of insurance coverage services, including prosecuting or defending declaratory judgment coverage suits in Florida’s state and federal courts. Our coverage attorneys provide our clients with in-depth coverage analysis involving a multitude of different issues pertinent to the insurance industry. They expertly prepare written coverage opinions as well as reservation of rights and claim denial letters and assist with responding to civil remedy notices. The same reasoning and analytical skills from which our appellate successes derive allow us to provide efficient and superior service to our insurance clients, whether in the context of coverage analysis or coverage litigation.

Our coverage division offers extensive seminar services to the firm’s clients on a wide range of topics.

For more information and/or questions, contact us at: info@kubickidraper.com.

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Recent Posts

11th Circuit Affirms Summary Judgment in Construction Defect Coverage Case

Congratulations to Caryn Bellus and Ben Carter, of our Miami office, who prevailed in a federal court appeal arising out...

Summary Judgment Granted for Insurer in First-Party Property Case

Nicole Wulwick, of our Miami office, secured yet another summary judgment for an insurer in a first-party property suit. During...

Summary Judgment Granted Where Court Ruled Plaintiff’s Policy was Cancelled and the Carrier’s Post Office Receipt Secured Certificate of Mailing was Valid

Sharon Degnan, of our Orlando office, prevailed on a Motion for Final Summary Judgment in a coverage case. In a...

Court Granted Summary Judgment in Coverage Case Where the Subject Vehicle was Excluded Under the Policy

Ryan Elias, of our Orlando office, argued and won his first summary judgment motion in a coverage case involving a...

Summary Judgment Entered on UM Claim Where Coverage was Properly Denied

Valerie Dondero and Barbara Fox, of our Miami office, won summary judgment on behalf of its carrier-client in a claim...