There are cases about coverage. There are cases about conditions precedent. And there are cases about lawyers. Crothersville Lighthouse Tabernacle Church v. Church...
The growing frustration about claims handling among policyholders, those advocating for them, and even many within the insurance industry itself is not misplaced....
In prior blog posts, I have discussed Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, and Minnesota law as it relates to the allocation of responsibility for property...
California property insurance and public adjusters know better than that disputes over “amount of loss” rarely travel alone. They arrive hand in hand...
Washington’s federal courts continue to enforce appraisal as a dispute-resolution mechanism the insurer must honor. The recent decision in Cory v. USAA General...
A recent federal decision out of Iowa should make every roofing contractor, restoration contractor, and public adjuster take note if they enter into...
Wildfires are no longer rare, seasonal events. They are a year-round threat reshaping communities from California to Colorado, and everywhere the urban areas...
Insurance disputes involving interior water damage caused by rain entering from the exterior of the building often turn on a deceptively simple question:...