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A lawsuit that pits insurance underwriters against a Florida condo association examines whether the disruption of a noisy gym constitutes property damage.
"Insurance companies have continuously and wrongly denied homeowner's claims, leaving thousands facing severe and expensive damage to their homes We have been fighting these erroneous denials and winning our cases for homeowners," said Mark Nation, head of Morgan & Morgan's insurance recovery group in Miami.
"If you just do the math, it's hard to understand how there's going to be enough money to compensate those people, and I feel bad for them," one construction attorney said.
"As a lawyer, I can't fix what is irreparable. But what I can do is fight to immediately fully compensate these victims so that they can focus all of their energy on healing as best they can," the South Florida attorney representing the named plaintiff said.
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