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Insurance Is the Hidden Engine of Tornado Recovery

Mar 12, 2026 By Chip Merlin

If It Takes a Lawyer to Do the Math of Interest Owed, Do We Have a Bigger Problem?

Mar 11, 2026 By Chip Merlin

A Rare COVID Insurance Victory Proves Courts Must Read the Full Policy

Mar 10, 2026 By Chip Merlin

The Importance of Determining the Hail Loss Date

Mar 09, 2026 By Chip Merlin

Excess Insurance Towers Are Complex and Not for Rookie Claims Handlers

Mar 08, 2026 By Chip Merlin

How Much Can You Spend If You Buy a Replacement Home After the Palisades or Eaton Fires?

Mar 06, 2026 By Derek Chaiken

The Wrong Lawyer Can Turn a Valuation Dispute into a Total Loss

Mar 04, 2026 By Chip Merlin

What New York’s Snowiest Season in a Decade Means for Property Insurance Once the Ice Melts

Mar 03, 2026 By Liberty Ritchie

Ohio Supreme Court Restricts Discovery in Bad Faith Cases

Mar 02, 2026 By Bob Rutter and Chip Merlin

Is a Tornado a Windstorm? A Question That Deserves More Than a Knee-Jerk Answer

Mar 01, 2026 By William "Trey" Flournoy

How to Properly Insure Property Held in Trust

Feb 28, 2026 By Chip Merlin

New York Court Holds New York Law Governs Texas Storm Claim

Feb 27, 2026 By Liberty Ritchie