Shaun Marker

A Client’s Attorney Cannot Serve As The Appraiser Where The Policy Requires Appraiser To Be “Disinterested”

Dec 01, 2014 By Shaun Marker

Water Damage Occurring Over Several Year Period Can Be “Occurrence” Covered Under Insurance Policy

Nov 24, 2014 By Shaun Marker

Is Someone From Special Investigation Unit (“SIU”) At My Door Just Because I Have A Public Adjuster?

Nov 17, 2014 By Shaun Marker

Hanover Insurance Company Loses Sight of the Golden Rule in Sandy Claim – Its Lawyer Allegedly Calls Policyholder an Idiot

Nov 11, 2014 By Shaun Marker

Recent Florida Appellate Court Case Involving Waiver Of Appraisal

Oct 27, 2014 By Shaun Marker

Florida Appellate Court Notes Time Period to File Lawsuit Against FIGA is Short and it “May Be Sensible” for Legislature to Extend

Oct 20, 2014 By Shaun Marker

Super Storm Sandy Litigation Still Going Strong – New Jersey Transit Sues for Several Hundred Million Dollars in Sandy Loss

Oct 17, 2014 By Shaun Marker

Florida Appellate Court Opinion Regarding the Extent or Scope of Appraisal

Oct 13, 2014 By Shaun Marker

Florida Appellate Court Defines The Meaning Of The Term “Disinterested” As It Relates To Appraisal Provision

Oct 05, 2014 By Shaun Marker

The Information In Your Insurance Application Is Extremely Important

Sep 29, 2014 By Shaun Marker

Bad Faith Case Against Safeco Abated, Not Dismissed, in Florida

Sep 22, 2014 By Shaun Marker

In Florida, an Appraisal Award May Be a Final Determination of Liability For a Bad Faith Case – Update 2

Sep 15, 2014 By Shaun Marker