Insurable interest is defined by Florida law as a substantial economic interest in the property that is insured. An example might be a mortgage or ownership of the property but as long as the insured has a reason to not want to see the property destroyed, they have an insurable interest in that property.
If you are having difficulty receiving coverage or compensation on your insurance claim, call our office for a free consultation. Several of our attorneys and staff members speak Spanish, and we are always here to serve you.
We take cases on a contingency fee basis, which means that our fees and costs are contingent on achieving a positive result for you. In many cases, however, our fees and expenses are paid mostly or entirely by the insurance company.
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