As we have written before (read here), providing timely notice of an insurance claim can often be the difference between securing coverage, or facing financial catastrophe. In the case of 1500 Coral Towers Condominium Association, Inc. v. Citizens Property Insurance...
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Month: February 2013
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Ensure Your Warranty Position Before The Ship Has Sailed
Warranty law is important to both sellers and buyers. Suppliers of construction materials may be held liable under a warranty theory, while the contractors who purchase construction materials may believe the materials they purchased were defective and, therefore, want...
Do You Really Have An Enforceable Contract?
You have probably heard a million times not to worry if your contract is verbal or vague, as the law will protect what the parties to an agreement intended. This remains the general rule. However, depending on what terms your agreement is vague on, even if in writing,...