Florida Supreme Court rules water-damage notice law cannot apply retroactively
A Florida homeowner’s dispute over a water-damage payment has clarified when a state law requiring notice before suing a property insurer applies.
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A Florida homeowner’s dispute over a water-damage payment has clarified when a state law requiring notice before suing a property insurer applies.
<ul><li>News</li> <li>World News</li> <li>US News</li> <li>In 2019, a Florida homeowner disputed her insurer's water-damage payment; Supreme Court ruled a later notice law could not apply retroact…
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