What Can I Do If My West Palm Beach Insurance Company Lowballed or Denied My Hurricane Damage Claim?
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You have legal options. Under Florida law, insurers must handle claims in good faith under § 624.155, F.S. If your insurer unreasonably delays, underpays, or denies a valid hurricane damage claim, you may have grounds to file a Civil Remedy Notice and pursue bad faith litigation. An experienced West Palm Beach hurricane damage lawyer can review your policy, dispute the adjuster’s assessment, and work to pursue what your coverage may actually owe you under Florida law.
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