How Florida let a top insurer abandon homeowners in their time of greatest need

The couple, in their late 60s, are frozen in this “hell,” Ed says, because their insurance company, United Property and Casualty, ignored their claims for months after the hurricane and then severely underpaid them, before going insolvent earlier this year.  Read the article………………………..

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