Insurer Denied in Blood ‘Pollutant’ Dispute
In refusing to hear a case, the Fla. Supreme Court confirmed that damage from blood doesn’t fall under a “pollution exclusion” claimed by a property insurer.
Affordable Housing Director Under Investigation
Staff at Florida Housing Finance Corp. – the state’s official oversight board – will continue to fund affordable housing projects during the investigation.
Repairing vs. Replacing Appliances: How to Decide
It’s often cheaper to fix an appliance than buy new. And while new ones tend to be more energy efficient, their high-tech features mean more things can go wrong.
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