In recent posts (here and here) I have discussed arbitration provisions and cases dealing with the enforceability of arbitration provisions. The case of Lemos v. Sessa, 46 Fla.L.Weekly D701a (Fla. 3d DCA 2021) deals with two noteworthy principles when it comes...

Insurance policies, particularly property insurance policies, have a concealment or fraud provision that, in essence, gives the insurer an out if the insured submits a fraudulent claim, a false claim, or conceals material facts.   Unlike a traditional fraud claim where a party needs to prove intent, the provision...

In the prior posting, I discussed arbitration provisions and to clearly and unmistakably include in the arbitration provision the person -- judge or arbitrator -- you want to determine the arbitrability of a given dispute. In another posting, I discussed how the doctrine of