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Tag Archives: Homeowners
Understanding Homeowners’ Insurance in Florida
Floridians are well aware of the importance of homeowners’ insurance. Planning ahead for the possibility of hurricanes, windstorms, sinkholes and other disasters, as well as individual losses such as home invasions or fires, can bring peace of mind and help … Continue reading
Are Homeowners Associations and Condominium Associations Subject to the Americans With Disabilities Act?
We frequently get asked what special steps must be taken by associations to be compliant with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA.) In many cases our association clients are not subject to the ADA but it depends heavily on who … Continue reading
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Tagged Americans, Associations, Condominium, Disabilities, Homeowners, Subject
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Louisiana homeowners face differing standards for flood insurance offset
Heres another of those great Rebecca Mowbray stories in the Times-Picayune on Katrina legal developments in Louisiana. This story discusses two different schools of thought among courts in the state when analyzing a common factual scenario — someone had both a … Continue reading
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Tagged differing, face, Flood, Homeowners, Insurance, Louisiana, offset, Standards
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What Does Your Homeowner’s Insurance Policy Cover?
As a homeowner in South Florida, you know you need homeowner’s insurance. But, do you know why (aside from the fact that your mortgage company requires it)? While many homeowners put little thought into their coverage options, making informed decisions … Continue reading
What is “Prompt Notice” When Reporting a Homeowner’s Claim?
In a recent decision, the Fourth District Court of Appeal addressed whether a homeowner failed to provide his insurance company with proper notice when reporting a claim for damage to his home. See Himmel v. Avatar Property & Casualty Ins. … Continue reading