Lloyd's insurers must face Florida hurricane coverage suit
A US district judge has quashed a move by Lloyd's (re)insurers to dismiss a Florida property damage coverage dispute that has wide-ranging implications for surplus lines insurers in the state.
The class action names almost every managing agent at Lloyd's as a defendant, including all syndicates that provided property and casualty insurance for policies issued in Florida during the 2005-2006 period.
The lawsuit, which goes to the heart of Florida law and insured hurricane damage, hinges on claims arising out...
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