I recently posted about a court in Minnesota permitting the insured to seek the Replacement Cost Value (“RCV”) of its loss even though the property had not been repaired or replaced during ligation delays. Earlier this month, the Florida 11th Judicial Circuit for Miami-Dade County offered the Florida perspective on the subject.1
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