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An equitable assignment of benefits, in the context of a contract (such as an insurance policy), serves as a mechanism for a third party to establish legal standing in the absence of a written assignment. Unlike a written assignment, which
After nearly two decades of practice in Florida’s first party property insurance arena, I believe some of the most underutilized defenses these cases are those directed to the “ACV/RCV” distinction. “ACV” stands for “Actual Cash Value”, where “RCV” stands for
What’s Happening Vibration-related property damage claims—especially those linked to pile driving and heavy equipment use—are seeing somewhat of a resurgence. While not new, these claims are seemingly in vogue as dense urban development brings construction closer to existing structures. Property
For some kids, the ultimate thrill comes from swinging high on the playground or riding their first roller coaster. For Stefanie Capps, it was the idea of being in a courtroom that set her imagination running wild. Despite moving frequently
In Universal Property & Casualty Insurance Company v. West Naze, No. 4D2024-0098 (Fla. 4th DCA June 4, 2025), the Fourth District Court of Appeals addressed the admissibility of evidence, specifically claims handling evidence, in property insurance disputes. The 4th DCA
In this KDQ issue:
Litigation in the Digital age: The Power of Social Media
Trials & Motions
Appellate Results
Legal Updates
Examinations Under Oath: A Burgeoning Battleground After Tort Reform
Court Rules Carriers Aren’t Limited
