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Flood Exclusion Upheld by Fla. High Court

Florida's law requiring full payment when a home is a total loss does not apply when part of the destruction involves flood damage excluded by policy language, the state's highest court decided yester

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Florida’s law requiring full payment when a home is a total loss does not apply when part of the destruction involves flood damage excluded by policy language, the state’s highest court decided yesterday.

The Supreme Court in its unanimous decision sent the case back to the trial court level to determine the appropriate payments for the damage.

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