In this installation of my series on Assignment of Benefits (AOBs), we’ll be looking at AOBs in Kansas and how the courts have dealt with them. Continue Reading Assignment of Benefits – Blog Series, Part 15: Kansas
Assignment of Benefits – Blog Series, Part 14: Iowa
Following up on another reader’s request, in this blog post we’ll be looking at Assignment of Benefits (AOB) and how courts handle them in Iowa. Continue Reading Assignment of Benefits – Blog Series, Part 14: Iowa
Assignment of Benefits: Michigan
I recently received an inquiry from a public adjuster about the validity of anti-assignment provisions in insurance policies in Michigan. As it appears Michigan was not covered in a previous Blog Series about assignment of benefits; this post follows. Continue Reading Assignment of Benefits: Michigan
Assignment of Benefits, Part 10: California
The requests from our readers keep coming and in this week’s installment of my blog series on Assignment of Benefits (“AOB”) we are taking a look at California and how AOBs are handled there. Continue Reading Assignment of Benefits, Part 10: California
Assignment of Benefits, Part 9: Virginia
Following another reader’s request, this week’s installment of my blog series on Assignment of Benefits (“AOB”) we are exploring the applicability and validity of AOBs in Virginia. Continue Reading Assignment of Benefits, Part 9: Virginia
Assignment of Benefits, Part 4: Colorado
The requests from our readers keep coming and in this week’s installment of my blog series on Assignments of Benefits (“AOBs”) we will be discussing the applicability and validity of AOBs in Colorado. Continue Reading Assignment of Benefits, Part 4: Colorado
Assignment of Benefits, Part 3: Pennsylvania
At the request from a reader, Part Three of my blog series on Assignments of Benefits (“AOBs”) will look at Pennsylvania and whether AOBs are valid and enforceable there. Continue Reading Assignment of Benefits, Part 3: Pennsylvania
Assignment of Benefits, Part 2: Maryland
I launched a new blog series last week that will provide our readers with the law in each state concerning Assignments of Benefits (“AOBs”) and their validity and applicability. In response to my first post, I received a request from a reader as to Maryland, so in this post we’re going to look at AOBs in Maryland. Continue Reading Assignment of Benefits, Part 2: Maryland
Assignment of Benefits, Part 1: New Jersey
I am often asked whether an Assignment of Benefits (“AOB”) is valid in [insert state here] under a property insurance policy. The purpose of this blog series will be to provide readers with an answer to the question on a state-by-state basis. As New Jersey is my home-state, it’s up first. Continue Reading Assignment of Benefits, Part 1: New Jersey
Multiple Claims Against Same Carrier? Same Line Items Denied? Consider a Mass Action: Aggregate Litigation Series
If you are a public adjuster or roofing contractor, you may help multiple policyholders – in same area, with the same carrier – after a natural disaster. If your policyholder clients are getting the same line items denied in claim after claim – or inconsistent payments/denials regarding the same line items – consider filing Mass Actions against the individual carriers.