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Can Insurance Drop Me After a Claim?

Florida carriers can decline to renew a policy under specific circumstances. Understanding when and why, and the protections available, helps policyholders plan.

Non-renewal vs. cancellation

  • Non-renewal: Carrier declines to continue at renewal; policy runs to end of term
  • Cancellation: Policy ends mid-term; limited grounds under Florida law

When carriers can non-renew

  • Multiple claims (2+ in short period typically)
  • Non-payment of premium
  • Specific risk factors emerging
  • Underwriting decision

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When carriers cannot non-renew based on claims alone

  • Single covered claim typically insufficient
  • Florida prohibits non-renewal purely for hurricane claims within certain windows
  • Specific statutory protections exist

Florida protections

  • 100-day notice for non-renewal on homeowner policies
  • Market of last resort (Citizens)
  • Non-renewal review and complaint processes

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What to do if non-renewed

  • Shop early (100-day window provides time)
  • Consider Citizens as backup
  • Address underwriting concerns if identified
  • Appeal if appropriate

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