Fla. Appeals Court Puts Condo Damage Suit To Bed

By Elizabeth Daley · May 1, 2025, 8:51 PM EDT

A Florida state appeals court upheld the dismissal of a condo's Hurricane Irma damage lawsuit against a Florida entity created to handle the claims for insolvent insurers, finding it was time-barred....

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