What do I do if
Carrier retaliating after I filed complaint.
Retaliation after complaints is prohibited but occurs.
Carrier retaliating after I filed complaint.
Root cause
Why this happens
Retaliation after complaints is prohibited but occurs.
Know the law
Your rights as a Florida policyholder
FS 626.9541 prohibits retaliation. Document patterns.
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What to do
Solution steps
- 01
Step 1
Document specific retaliation acts
- 02
Step 2
File OIR complaint for retaliation
- 03
Step 3
Consider bad-faith claim under FS 624.155
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Step 4
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