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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.

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