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Formal vs. Informal Hearings before the Florida Bar
You’ve made it through law school and are getting ready to take the bar exam. Congratulations! You’ve done most of the work to become a lawyer in the state of Florida. Now, you just need to pass the bar exam—but before you can do that, you have to prove to the bar...
Understanding Your Homeowner’s Insurance Claim Appraisal
Chances are you’ve been through an appraisal process before. Most new homeowners have their home appraised prior to purchase. Insurance appraisals are entirely different from home purchase appraisals. Before we begin to cover the insurance appraisal process, it’s...
Prepare Your Home for a Hurricane
Hurricane season can be a stressful time, but as a homeowner, there are plenty of precautions you can take to prepare yourself and your home for any potential hurricane-related damage. There are several important things you should do to prepare your home for an...
What Does It Mean When Your Insurance Company Denies Your Claim for Pre-Existing Damage?
Review your homeowner’s insurance policy, and you’ll notice that it covers certain types of sudden or accidental losses to your property (covered losses) and does not cover other types of losses (non-covered losses). Pre-existing damage is one of the most common...
Important Steps to Take After Suffering Property Damage from a Tornado in Florida
In December 2020, a tornado unexpectedly ravaged parts of Florida—Pinellas, Hillsborough, and Polk counties. The Tampa Tribune reported, “twister spent two hours cutting its way across mid-Pinellas County, churning through the waters of Tampa Bay and then reforming...
Tips For Pursuing Your Hail Damage Roof Claim
The hail-storm that hit Seminole County, Florida last May (2020) was one of the worst in recorded history. P.Z. Law Firm has successfully handled/resolved/settled countless hail claims. The following blog post is meant to provide Homeowners with tips to maximize...
What is a Civil Remedy Notice (CRN) and what purpose it serves in a homeowner’s insurance policy?
While living as a homeowner in Florida, it’s wholly possible that you file a claim with your insurance provider after suffering any kind of loss and that the insurer refuses to pay what owed under your home insurance policy… So what you are left with? Civil Remedy...