Michael Citron, left, and Igor Hernandez, right, of MAC Legal in Hollywood, Florida. Courtesy photos.
A controversial new insurance law has found what attorneys say is likely to be the first of several challengers as a contractor's claims against its insurer survived a motion to dismiss Thursday. The case also presents a question that attorneys say is likely to reach the Florida Supreme Court.
May 14, 2020 at 02:22 PM
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A controversial new Florida insurance law has found its first challenger as a contractor’s claims against its insurer survived a motion to dismiss Thursday in a case that presents issues likely to reach the state Supreme Court.
The lawsuit involves assignment-of-benefit agreements, or AOBs, which allow homeowners to sign over their insurance policy rights to contractors.
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