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Our third and final article on Florida’s Valued Policy Law (“VPL”) focuses on the interaction of VPL claims and anti-concurrent causation clauses. The plaintiff’s bar frequently argues that Florida’s VPL invalidates a policy’s anti-concurrent causation clause when a covered and
As discussed in Part One of this three-part series of articles, Florida’s Valued Policy Law is implicated when a property is determined to be a constructive total loss when the building, although it is still standing, is damaged to the
Hurricanes and other large catastrophic events often bring more claims under Florida’s Valued Policy Law. As we approach the 2021 hurricane season, it is important to revisit the basics of Florida’s Valued Policy Law to ensure it is correctly and
