Where can I look up Florida insurance claim denials?
Florida publishes every Civil Remedy Notice, the formal complaint a policyholder files against an insurer before suing for bad faith. We read 1,891 of them over denied property claims and put them in one searchable list: who the insurer was, what the claim was for, the repair figure the filing names, the arguments described, and a link to the filing itself.
| Filings in the archive | 1,891, naming 191 insurers |
|---|---|
| Window | October 2024 to March 2025 |
| Median repair figure named | $76,344 |
| Later withdrawn or resolved | 187, where the carrier fixed it inside 60 days |
| What these are | Allegations by policyholders, not findings by a court |
Each row is a complaint filed by a policyholder against an insurer. The figure is the largest amount the filing names, usually an independent estimate of the repair. Nothing here is a finding by a court or by the Department.
Property claims only: auto and personal-injury matters are excluded, and where one loss was filed several times the duplicates are collapsed. Names, addresses and claim numbers are removed. Source: Florida Department of Financial Services, Civil Remedy Notices of Insurer Violations, reason Claim Denial.
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