True, False, or Simply Wrong? Florida Courts Disagree About Whether ‘False Statements’ Must Be Intentional

Chad A. Pasternack | Property Insurance Law Observer A Florida appellate court recently interpreted a “Concealment or Fraud” provision that voids coverage where an insured makes “material false statements” as requiring intentional deception, extending the split amongst the Florida appellate courts. In Vargas v. SafePointe Ins. Co., No. 3D19-1656, 2022 WL 108428 (Fla. 3d DCA Jan.… Continue reading True, False, or Simply Wrong? Florida Courts Disagree About Whether ‘False Statements’ Must Be Intentional

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