Agreed Scope
Scope of loss that both parties have signed off on.
Agreed scope locks the dispute. Ensure your scope is complete before signing. Once agreed, adding items requires formal supplemental claims.
In practice
Where you encounter "Agreed Scope" in Florida claims
Policyholders see "Agreed Scope" referenced in policy language, claim correspondence, and carrier scope of loss documents. Knowing the precise definition under Florida practice keeps you from accepting carrier framing. See also FS 626.854 and FS 627.70131.
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