Travelers Must Pay $2M for Yacht Lost in Irma: Florida Law Bars 'Technicality' Denials

Travelers must pay a $2 million claim by the owner of a 92-foot-long yacht that was sunk by Hurricane Irma because Florida law does not allow insurers to

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