After its Best Western hotel suffered a fire loss, Kingshill Hospitality, Inc. sought compensatory and consequential damages among other costs. (Photo: Shutterstock)
A federal district court in Florida has rejected an insured's bid to recover, as "consequential damages" in its breach of contract lawsuit against its insurance carrier, the expenses it incurred to retain a public adjuster.
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