August 17, 2026
A Florida federal judge on Monday denied a homeowner's bid for a new trial following a jury's verdict that didn't specify damages when it found AIG mishandled a claim for Hurricane Irma-related damage to a $95 million Miami-area waterfront mansion, saying there wasn't sufficient evidence to justify a quantified award.
May 06, 2026
An AIG unit fought against a new trial this week in a dispute over the claims process for damage from Hurricane Irma to a $95 million oceanfront mansion, arguing that the homeowners failed to prove compensable damages at trial and waived their right to a new trial.
April 19, 2024
A Florida federal jury on Friday found that AIG mishandled part of the claims process for damage from Hurricane Irma to a $95 million oceanfront mansion near Miami but declined to award punitive damages against the insurer.
April 08, 2024
Owners of a $95 million oceanfront mansion near Miami told jurors Monday that AIG should be punished for acting in bad faith in handling a claim for damage from Hurricane Irma, saying the company repeatedly prioritized maximizing profits at the expense of customer service.
December 20, 2023
A Florida federal judge indicated Wednesday she will send a multimillion-dollar dispute between homeowners and American Home Assurance Co. Inc. over a Hurricane Irma damage claim involving a $95 million mansion to a jury and would have to push back a January trial date.