The Department of Financial Services (Department) does not review entries for accuracy or determine the validity of the allegations listed in a Property Insurance Intent to Initiate Litigation Notice (Notice). This system determines whether a filing is accepted based on whether it contains a response in all required fields necessary to submit a complete Property Insurance Intent to Initiate Litigation Notice. No determination is made as to the legal sufficiency of the information provided in the submission.
* Disclaimer: If you are a new user, please read the information below before you submit a Property Insurance Intent to Initiate Litigation Notice.
This system is intended for use by parties who are beginning the process of filing suit against an insurer when they feel they have been damaged by specific acts or omissions of the insurer under a property insurance policy.
A Notice created using this system is intended to meet a portion of legal requirements set forth in Section 627.70152, Florida Statutes, which requires a claimant to file Notice with the Department of intent to initiate litigation at least 10 business days prior to filing suit under the policy, but not be given before the insurer has made a determination of coverage under Section 627.70131, Florida Statutes.
The Department provides this form for completion and transmits it to the insurer and the claimant pursuant to Section 627.70152, Florida Statutes. This form is not a complaint or inquiry made pursuant to Section 624.307, Florida Statutes and shall not be handled as such.
Information submitted as part of the Property Insurance Intent to Initiate Litigation Notice is a public record. Data entered into this form and attachments will be displayed on the Department of Financial Services Property Insurance Intent to Initiate Litigation Notice website for public review.
Do Not enter Social Security Numbers, personal medical information, personal financial information or any other information you do not want available for public review.
