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Arizona SB1206 and Its Implications for Public Adjusters

The Arizona Senate recently passed SB1206, a bill that could change how storm-damage insurance claims are handled across the state. The bill had...

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Arizona SB1206 and Its Implications for Public Adjusters

The Arizona Senate recently passed SB1206, a bill that could change how storm-damage insurance claims are handled across the state. The bill had...

May 2026 Monthly Release | Allstate Newsroom

NORTHBROOK, Ill., June 18, 2026 – The Allstate Corporation (NYSE: ALL) today announced estimated catastrophe losses for the month of May of $289 million...

Maine’s 36-Hour Public Adjuster Rule: You Can Talk but Don’t Sign Too Soon

A public adjuster recently asked me a very practical question: If a Maine policyholder calls a public adjuster within 36 hours of a...

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3 Use Cases for Bulk Terminations

This article is part of a sponsored series by AgentSync. Through much...

Merlin Law Group to Share Practical Claims Education at Next Week’s Iowa Claims Conference

With all the changes affecting contractors, property owners, and other insurance professionals, Caeden Tinklenberg created the Iowa Claims Conference to help everyone understand...

Georgia’s One-Year Suit Limitation Strikes Again

A recent federal court decision out of Georgia serves as another reminder that policyholders and their representatives must take contractual suit limitation provisions...

Court Appointment of Appraisal Umpires

One of the most entertaining and frustrating parts of property insurance litigation is trying to predict what a judge will do. As I...

5 Reasons Embedded Payments and Premium Finance Are Becoming Core MGA Infrastructure

This article is part of a sponsored series by dyad. The insurance...

How Do Judges Decide Which Appraisal Umpire to Appoint?

Policyholders and their advocates often assume that when a court is asked to appoint an appraisal umpire, the judge will naturally select the...

Copper Theft, Vandalism, and Insurance Coverage: Courts Continue to Reach Different Results

Property insurance policies often contain both vandalism coverage and theft exclusions. When criminals break into a building and destroy large portions of it...

California Advances Nation’s First Smoke Damage Insurance Standards

California Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara and Assemblymember Mike Gipson have introduced legislation that could fundamentally reshape how wildfire smoke damage insurance claims are...

The 6 Tools Agencies Need Today for Agent-to-Carrier Contracting and Appointments

This article is part of a sponsored series by AgentSync. How agency...

Impartial Umpire in Insurance Appraisal

When your home suffers damage from a storm (be it from hail, wind, or some other peril) and you file an insurance claim,...

Insurance Drives Tornado Recovery Speed

After every tornado, the same images fill our television and cell phone screens. Homes splintered. Roofs peeled back like tin cans. Families standing...