In 2014, demolition work next door damaged a Miami woman's home, but her insurer said the policy excluded the loss; 12 years later, a Florida appeals court upheld her victory over the insurer
- Representative Image (AI-generated)What happens when construction work on a neighbouring property damages a home, but the homeowner's insurance company refuses to pay for repairs?
- For Sandra Moise of Miami, Florida, the dispute centred on whether vibrations from demolition work could be excluded under policy provisions covering earth movement and settlement.
- The damage occurred in March 2014, and the insurer denied her claim that June, setting off a legal battle that continued for years.
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- Representative Image (AI-generated)What happens when construction work on a neighbouring property damages a home, but the homeowner's insurance company refuses to pay for repairs?
- For Sandra Moise of Miami, Florida, the dispute centred on whether vibrations from demolition work could be excluded under policy provisions covering earth movement and settlement.
- The damage occurred in March 2014, and the insurer denied her claim that June, setting off a legal battle that continued for years.
Sources: Times of India