Insurance Claim Mediation in Florida
Disagreements between policyholders and insurers can feel one-sided and slow. Mediation gives everyone a structured way to talk, with a neutral who understands how claims work.
Why insurance disputes are different
Insurance disputes have their own vocabulary: policy forms, coverage questions, estimates, supplements, PIP benefits, and claim-handling timelines. The details matter, and so does the pressure of a damaged home, an injury, or a business that can't wait.
Jeff entered the insurance industry in 2010, founded his own agency in 2012, and holds Florida property & casualty, life & health, and all-lines adjuster licenses. As a mediator he is strictly neutral, but that background means less time explaining the basics and more time working toward resolution.
Who takes part
- Policyholders and business owners
- Insurance carriers and their adjusters
- Attorneys for either side
- Public adjusters and contractors
- Medical providers
- Insurance agencies
Choose a type to learn more
Property & Homeowners Claims
Disputes over damage to homes, condos, and other property, including scope of loss, repair estimates, and payment amounts.
- Wind, water, roof, and storm claims
- Scope-of-loss and estimate disagreements
- Underpayment and supplemental claim disputes
Auto & PIP Claims
Disagreements over vehicle damage, Personal Injury Protection (PIP) benefits, and related payments.
- PIP benefit and medical-bill disputes
- Vehicle damage and valuation
- Provider and insurer payment disputes
Coverage & Claim Value
Disputes over what a policy covers and what a claim is worth.
- Coverage questions and claim denials
- Claim valuation disagreements
- Deductibles, limits, and payment timing
Policyholders & Carriers
A neutral setting where policyholders, insurers, and their representatives can work toward a resolution.
- Homeowners and business policyholders
- Insurers, adjusters, and counsel
- Contractors and medical providers
Agency & E&O-Type Disputes
Business disputes involving insurance agencies and the people they work with.
- Agency-client disputes
- Errors-and-omissions-type claims
- Producer, agency, and book-of-business disputes
Please note: The mediator is neutral and does not give coverage opinions, adjust claims, or give legal advice. You are welcome to bring an attorney or public adjuster. Settlement is always voluntary, and no outcome is guaranteed.
Schedule your mediation
Pick a date on the live calendar, or reach out with questions about your case, timing, or format.