
What do I do if
I signed an AOB and regret it.
AOBs transfer claim control to the contractor. Regret is common when contractor handling is poor.
I signed an AOB and regret it.
Root cause
Why this happens
AOBs transfer claim control to the contractor. Regret is common when contractor handling is poor.
Know the law
Your rights as a Florida policyholder
FS 627.7152 gives 14-day rescission rights with specific procedures.

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What to do
Solution steps
- 01
Step 1
Exercise 14-day rescission in writing if within window
- 02
Step 2
If beyond window, assert breach of contract if contractor performed poorly
- 03
Step 3
File DFS complaint against contractor for AOB-abuse patterns
- 04
Step 4
Consult attorney for material breach analysis
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After AOB, contractor controls the claim. Disputes over scope or quality are difficult to resolve.
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