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Every summer in June and July, Kubicki Draper is excited to introduce its annual summer law clerks to the firm to participate in an engaging summer program. Shareholders Nicole Wulwick (Miami), Jennifer Remy-Estorino (Miami) and Marsha Moses (Tampa) begin the
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
Join us in June for three timely and informative webinars covering risk transfer strategies, late notice and prejudice law, and Florida’s 4-Hour Law & Ethics requirement for adjusters. Hear from our team as they share practical insights and discuss key
As we get ready to kick off this year’s National Hurricane Preparedness Week, we’re looking beyond the basics of storm readiness. Our focus is on supporting our clients and insurance industry professionals at every stage — from proactive strategies in the
Our team recently presented “Storm Delay: Late-Reported Wind and Hurricane Claims Under Florida Law.” Here are the key takeaways for Florida adjusters: It is important to conduct discovery on whether any changes were made to the condition of the property
In case you missed our recent seminar on Missed Investigations: Late-Reported Plumbing Claims and Material Prejudice, here are the key takeaways for Florida adjusters: 1. If affected plumbing elements were removed from the property before reporting the claim to the
In case you missed our recent webinar on Florida Prejudice in Late-Reported Property Claims, here are the key takeaways for Florida adjusters: Florida applies a two-step analysis when evaluating late-reported claims: 1. Timely Notice: There’s no bright-line rule — it’s
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 analysis with real case studies, expert testimony examples, and practical claim-handling strategies for plumbing and hurricane loss claims.
CE opportunities continue online! We invite clients and other insurance professionals to join us for our upcoming complimentary webinars. For more information, email us at info@kubickidraper.com.
