Articles by William Rabb

A Florida appeals court decision, reinterpreting a 32-year-old workers’ compensation statute, could now mean a longer statute of limitations on... Read More

A Florida public adjuster, already facing prosecution for similar alleged misappropriation in 2024, now stands accused of diverting more than... Read More

Just over three years ago, Florida lawmakers effectively ended one-way attorney fees, disincentivizing much of the costly property insurance claims... Read More

A property insurer is on solid ground in applying depreciation to actual cash value, as long as the policy makes... Read More

Florida’s $833 million My Safe Florida Home mitigation program is as popular as ever, providing grants for homeowners to harden... Read More

Five insurance carriers cannot be expected to defend or indemnify a Georgia boarding school where child sexual abuse took place... Read More

In all-risk policies, an excluded cause of damage must be the sole cause of damage for the exclusion to apply,... Read More

Insureds cannot rely on the word of an insurance adjuster—even one hired by the insurer—to show that a homeowners’ policy... Read More

Plaintiffs claiming punitive damages in lawsuits must meet a high bar, a Florida appeals court found in overturning a trial... Read More