The 2024 Florida Statutes
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. . . asserting the insurance proceeds were paid to the wrong beneficiary, and (4) determining that section 627.423 . . . Lastly, she contends section 627.423 is unconstitutional as applied in this case. . . . Given the dearth of case law in Florida construing section 627.423, both Odette and Guardian Life relied . . . In her brief, Odette first argues that section 627.423 as an affirmative defense is not available because . . . Lastly, Odette argues that in interpreting section 627.423, we should adopt the reasoning of the dissent . . .
. . . In support of this proposition, Defendant points to Florida Statutes, section 627.423. . . . Thus, under Section 627.423, Defendant is fully discharged from all claims under the New York Life policies . . . Furthermore, under Florida Statutes, section 627.423 Defendant was discharged of all liability under . . .