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We’re charting the course for claims success! Registration is now open for our First-Party Virtual Claims Conference on October 9, 2026. Join us as we navigate key developments in first-party claims, emerging legal and industry trends, and practical strategies to
A new federal decision provides insurers with helpful support on late notice and prejudice where an insured completes demolition or repairs before the carrier can inspect. In Global Approach, Inc. v. Scottsdale Insurance Company, 2026 WL 1513430 (S.D. Fla. June
Caryn Bellus of our Miami office and Angela Flowers of our Ocala office received an affirmance of an order denying Plaintiffs’ motion for attorney’s fees and costs in Joazil v. American Integrity Insurance Company, Case No. 5D2024-2585 (Fla. 5th DCA
Save the Date! We’re charting the course for claims success! Set your coordinates for our First-Party Virtual Conference on October 9! Get ready to navigate the latest legal developments, professional insights, and industry trends with the KD team. Program details
Did you miss our webinar about the evolving role of appraisals in Florida property insurance claims? The discussion focused on when appraisal may be appropriate, common legal and procedural pitfal ls, and practical strategies that can help adjusters evaluate disputes,
Trevor Potter, of our Miami office, secured an order granting summary judgment in favor of our insurance carrier client in a closely contested late-notice/prejudice case arising from alleged Hurricane Ian damage. The insureds waited more than 400 days to report
The Role of Underwriting Files in First-Party Property Litigation Disputes In Florida first party property litigation, the underwriting file can be an important but frequently disputed source of evidence. Underwriting files generally contain documents and information gathered by the insurance
Our team recently presented a webinar discussing common roofing systems, hurricane-related wind damage, and practical considerations that can help adjusters evaluate causation, document findings, and navigate complex roof claims. Hurricane roof claims often hinge on a critical question: Is the
We are proud to once again sponsor and participate in the annual Florida Insurance Fraud Education Committee (FIFEC) Annual Conference. Join us in Orlando, Florida, July 20, 2026, and attend one of the several CE topics our team is slated
Our team recently shared practical guidance on identifying additional responsible parties, uncovering risk transfer opportunities, and reducing exposure in premises liability claims in the presentation The More the Merrier: Risk Transfer Strategies that Work. In case you missed it, here
