Industry Insight: Alleged Steel Ground Wire Suit Hits Florida Contractor
A suit alleges copper-clad steel grounding wire was used in Central Florida homes. What it means for PAs, homeowners, and claims tied to construction defects.
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A suit alleges copper-clad steel grounding wire was used in Central Florida homes. What it means for PAs, homeowners, and claims tied to construction defects.
On Oct. 1, 2026, a federal court in Washington denied PACCAR's motion to dismiss MX-13 fuel-injector claims, holding the Engine Warranty theory not preempted. No. 2:23-cv-01933.
St. George Island hurricane damage? Build the paper trail your insurance claim needs, from first photos to crew paperwork, insurer deadlines and denials.
On Oct. 9, 2026, Florida's Fifth DCA reversed a 2.0 fee multiplier against Security First in Security First v. Annon, No. 5D2025-1458, leaving a $125,080 lodestar fee.
Destin hurricane damage? Learn how to document damage, keep receipts, read repair contracts and track insurer deadlines so your windstorm claim is supported.
Hurricane Isaias damage in Florida? How to document losses around restoration work, the paperwork to read, and when to get a legal review.
A Miami cybersecurity firm owner is indicted for allegedly paying ransoms while billing victims far more. What it means for cyber claims and policyholders.
The Florida Supreme Court approved a Florida Bar certification in insurance coverage law, effective Jan. 1. See what it means for PAs and policyholders.
On Sept. 30, 2026, a Florida federal court reversed SSA in Owens v. Commissioner, No. 2:25-cv-506, and ordered benefits awarded from 2005 on a claim first filed in 2006.
30A hurricane damage in South Walton? What to record, save and sign while the restoration crew works so your Florida insurance claim is documented.
Planning a temporary roof leak repair with a wet-surface patch? Photograph the damage first and keep every receipt so your Florida claim is well documented.
Hurricane Isaias caused widespread tree damage and outages but fewer claims than feared. What public adjusters and policyholders should know about next steps.
On Oct. 7, 2026, a Kansas federal court granted Forest River summary judgment in Huffman v. Forest River, No. 5:23-cv-04091: an RV window sticker and free roadside club were not contracts.
Panama City Beach hurricane damage? How to document it before cleanup, keep receipts, report the claim, and what to do if your insurer denies or underpays.
After Hurricane Isaias hit the Panhandle, many policyholders may learn their coverage doesn't match their damage. What PAs and claimants should do now.
On Oct. 2, 2026, Florida's Sixth DCA held in Letteri v. Safepoint, No. 6D2025-0045, that suing while a Hurricane Ian appraisal was pending did not entitle the insured to fees.
Water on the floor and a cleanup crew on the way? Use this Florida checklist to record the damage, save receipts and review paperwork before you sign.
Hiring water damage restoration in Venice, FL? Learn how to document damage, read work forms, report your claim, and what to do if it is underpaid.
Hiring an affordable roofing contractor after a Florida storm? Document the damage, report the claim and read the contract first to protect your insurance claim.
Hurricane Isaias is a Category 3 storm nearing the Alabama-Florida coast. Here is what public adjusters and policyholders should document and watch for.
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