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More than six months after Hurricane Ian ravaged Florida's Gulf Coast, insurance lawyers are starting to see the last round of hurricane-related claims under the old Florida property insurance laws.
Last year, Gov. Ron DeSantis passed the first piece of Florida legislation aimed at helping insurance companies avoid lawsuits after the state faced rising insurance rates amid turmoil within the industry, which went into effect March 1. Now that Hurricane Ian-related claims are starting to pick up steam, lawyers on both sides of the claims are getting closer to an uncertain future for their practices.
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Alexander Lugo
Alexander Lugo is a business of law reporter based in Miami who is focused on covering law firms in South Florida.
