Ed Eshoo is an excellent trial attorney. He gave a speech today with Stephanie Lee of Coppermark Adjustment at the First Party Claims Conference, Understanding Replacement Cost, ACV, Functional Replacement Cost and The Broad Evidence Rule. These concepts are at the core of property insurance adjustment and must constantly be studied because of changing policy language and case law.
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What is the statute of limitations under a property insurance policy in Vermont? What do policyholders, restoration contractors, and public adjusters have to be concerned about when faced with statute of limitations, but no denial has occurred or the property is not fully repaired? What happens if additional damage is found after the statute of limitations?
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The state of Vermont is known for green mountains, ski slopes, and foods like maple syrup and the ever-popular Ben and Jerry’s ice cream.
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If you are a Vermont property owner, have suffered a property loss, and believe that you have been wronged by a delaying, denying and bad treating insurance company, you have the right to file a complaint with the insurance commissioner.
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This week in my series on calculating actual cash value, we will look at the Green Mountain State, Vermont. It is the second smallest by population and the sixth smallest by area of the fifty states.1
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