Maria Morales, the appellant, filed her claim with Citizens more than three years after Hurricane Irma. Citizens denied the claim, citing a breach of the policy’s prompt notice provision. Morales challenged the denial in Miami-Dade Circuit Court, but Judge Maria de Jesus Santovenia ruled in favor of Citizens, finding that the delayed notice violated the terms of the insurance contract.
Citizens Property Insurance defeats late hurricane claims in decisive Florida court ruling
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