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In, Florida there is FIGA (Florida Insurance Guarantee Association) which will only pay up to $300,000 worth of claims. Therefore, if your home is worth more than that and you have become insured by an insolvent or barely solvent insurance company the chances of you losing money on your insurance are greater.
Ed Zebersky a Fort Lauderdale Insurance Lawyer of Zebersky & Payne gives some insight and advice on picking a insurance company. In this article, Ed a Insurance Attorney in Ft Lauderdale explains what you should be aware of when selecting an insurance company.
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