WALLIS, J.
Restoration 1 CFL, LLC (Appellant), a/a/o Alex Tchekmeian (the insured), appeals the trial courts dismissal of its breach of contract action against the insureds homeowners insurance provider, ASI Preferred Insurance Corp. (ASI). After suffering a covered loss, the insured assigned his claim benefits to Appellant in exchange for its provision of emergency water cleanup services. Wells Fargo, the insureds mortgagee, did not consent to the assignment. Appellant then filed suit against ASI for unpaid or underpaid invoices, asserting standing pursuant to the assignment. ASI moved to dismiss, arguing the following provision in its insurance policy rendered the assignment invalid: No assignment of claim benefits, regardless of whether made before loss or after loss, shall be valid without the written consent of all insureds, all additional insureds and all mortgagee(s) named in this policy. The trial court granted the motion to dismiss, stating, [I]t is not unlawful to require the mortgagees consent to an assignment of benefits.
We recently affirmed the Office of Insurance Regulations disapproval of identical anti-assignment language in an insurance policy. Sec. First Ins. Co. v. Fla. Office of Ins. Regulation, 232 So.3d 1157, ----, 2017 WL 5907449 (Fla. 5th DCA Dec. 1, 2017). Because here, as in that case, the clause improperly restricts the assignment of post-loss claim benefits, contrary to Florida law, we reverse the dismissal of Appellants action and remand for further proceedings. See id.
REVERSED and REMANDED.
ORFINGER and TORPY, JJ., concur.