A Village of Duval resident has filed a lawsuit against his homeowner's insurance provider, accusing the company of not covering costs that he allegedly incurred as a result of fixing damage caused by Hurricane Ian.
In response to a lawsuit, an insurance provider says a Villages couple is not entitled to reimbursement for "alleged damages" caused by Hurricane Ian because the couple "failed to promptly notify" the company.
Another waterfront home in the Village of Bridgeport at Lake Sumter has sold for over $1.5 million, netting a $600,000 profit over its previous sales price.Â
A local couple is suing State Farm Insurance for allegedly not reimbursing the homeowners for the cost of repairs to their home after it was allegedly damaged by wind and hail.
Another waterfront home facing the Sharon Rose Wiechens Preserve has nearly doubled its original sales price from 2016, selling for almost $2 million.Â
A resident of The Villages is suing the insurance arm of AAA, accusing the company of not reimbursing her for tens of thousands of dollars in expenses she allegedly incurred fixing damage caused to her home by Hurricane Nicole.
A property on a 51-acre island that was listed for nearly $3 million in February has undergone its second price drop and is now listed for $1.35 million.
A couple who lives in Summerfield has filed a lawsuit against State Farm Insurance for over $50,000 in damages, claiming the company never covered expenses the homeowners incurred as a result of repairing hail damage to their home.
A home in the Village of Pine Hills that faces the Sharon Rose Wiechens Preserve sold for nearly $2 million, almost tripling its original sales price in 2016.Â
A Village of Hadley couple has filed a lawsuit against the insurance arm of the American Automobile Association (AAA), accusing it of not paying for "physical damage" that their home sustained during Hurricane Ian.
