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Ocean Point Claims:trusting carrier timelines blindly
Mistake to Avoid

Trusting Carrier Timelines Blindly

Carriers operate on their timelines, not yours. Waiting passively for 'the adjuster to get back to you' routinely costs policyholders weeks or months, and sometimes the claim itself.

What carriers control

  • Internal review pace
  • Reserve adjustment timing
  • Supervisor sign-off timing
  • Payment processing
  • RFI issuance timing

What carriers DON'T control

  • Fla. Stat. 627.70131 deadlines (7/30/60)
  • Fla. Stat. 627.70132 windows (1 year / 18 months)
  • Appraisal clause activation
  • Your right to file CRN
  • Your right to file DFS complaint

Ocean Point Claims:failing to document damages properly

Common delay patterns

  • "Still under review" for extended periods
  • "Waiting on [documentation carrier already has]"
  • "Supervisor needs to sign off"
  • "Reserves being reevaluated"

Policyholder active management

Follow up proactively

  • At 7 days, 14 days, 21 days, 30 days
  • Written, escalating
  • Cite statute where appropriate

Track statutory deadlines

  • 627.70131 deadlines against carrier
  • Your own supplemental window

Escalate on pattern

  • DFS complaint
  • CRN preparation (signal)
  • Attorney consultation

Don't accept indefinite "pending"

  • Demand specific timeline
  • Document the delay
  • Prepare to escalate

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