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Florida Statutes & Administrative Codes

The Florida statutes and rules a property claim runs on.

Every statute and administrative rule below governs property insurance claims, insurance companies, or the adjusters who handle them. Each one is listed by its number and its official title and links to the State of Florida’s own page for it. Public information, gathered in one place.

How to use this page

The list, and where the official text lives.

Florida’s insurance statutes and administrative rules are public records. Anyone can read them, free, on the state’s own websites. What is hard is knowing which ones apply to a property claim, because they are spread across several chapters and nobody hands you a list.

So this is the list. Every entry below is the section number and its official title as published by the State of Florida, linked to the state’s own page for that section. The statutes go to Online Sunshine at leg.state.fl.us/statutes, the Legislature’s own site, which always shows the current version rather than a fixed year; the administrative rules go to the Florida Administrative Code at flrules.org.

Statutes are amended most years. Read the section at the link rather than relying on a copy anywhere else, this site included.

Communication and notification

Claim communications and reporting requirements.

Disputes, what you should know

Mediation, appraisal, binding arbitration and suit.

Rights and coverage

Policyholder and homeowner rights, and certain required coverages.

Insurance company insolvency

When the company that wrote the policy fails.

Insurance company

Unfair methods of competition and unfair or deceptive acts.

  • §626.9521 Unfair methods of competition and unfair or deceptive acts or practices prohibited; penalties.
  • §626.9541 Unfair methods of competition and unfair or deceptive acts or practices defined.
  • §626.9744 Claim settlement practices relating to property insurance.
  • §627.4091 Specific reasons for denial, cancellation, or nonrenewal.
Adjusters and public adjusters

Licensing, conduct and compensation.

Florida Administrative Code

Rules adopted by the Department of Financial Services.

Associations and building safety

Chapters 718, 719 and 720, and building safety.

Condominiums are governed by chapter 718, cooperatives by chapter 719 and homeowners associations by chapter 720. Three separate chapters, and they don’t mirror one another.

Two differences are worth knowing before you read the list below. Both are condominium sections. §718.111(11) sets where the condominium association’s policy stops and the unit owner’s begins. §627.714 requires a condominium unit owner’s own policy to carry loss assessment coverage, and sets a minimum amount for it. Neither one reaches a cooperative under chapter 719 or a homeowners association under chapter 720.

So a co-op board, or a homeowners-association board, looking for that dividing line won’t find it in a statute. Where it comes from instead is a question for your own governing documents and your own policy, and it’s one of the first things I look for when handling this type of claim.

The call that matters

If you’ve had a loss, call or email me. It’s a twenty-minute phone call about the loss, and I’ll tell you plainly where you stand.

You stay in control of your claim. That’s the whole point.