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Summary Judgment Granted in Untimely-Filed Hurricane Irma Claim.

Nicole Wulwick, of our Miami office, prevailed on summary judgment in a late-notice Hurricane Irma claim. The plaintiffs-insureds admitted that they knew of roof damage as early as October of 2017, had it repaired, but never notified the defendant-insurer until nearly three years later. Additionally, the plaintiffs testified that they noticed moisture in the interior ceilings of several rooms in the home at least one year prior to reporting their claim. Both sides presented expert affidavits, but the court ultimately ruled in favor of the insurer, holding the loss was not covered as a matter of law.

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