Shaun Marker

Can An Insurance Company Waive A Defense Based On Lack Of Insurable Interest?

Aug 27, 2013 By Shaun Marker

If A Separate Loss Occurs as a Result of A Design Defect, It May Be Covered Under Your Insurance Policy

Aug 20, 2013 By Shaun Marker

The “Insurable Interest” Clause Of An Insurance Policy

Aug 05, 2013 By Shaun Marker

One Can Have An Insurable Interest In Property Without Having A Legal Interest In The Property

Jul 29, 2013 By Shaun Marker

New York Courts Recognize the Importance of Business Interruption Coverage to Policyholders Sustaining a Loss

Jul 22, 2013 By Shaun Marker

Florida Supreme Court Says Ambiguities in Policy Language Are To Be Construed in Favor of the Policyholder and Coverage Without Considering Extrinsic Evidence

Jul 15, 2013 By Shaun Marker

“Best Of Knowledge And Belief” Language Of Application Requires

Jul 08, 2013 By Shaun Marker

The Lack Of Cooperation Defense May Not Really Be As Broad As It Seems

Jul 01, 2013 By Shaun Marker

New York Court Refuses To Limit The Scope Of Appraisal

Jun 24, 2013 By Shaun Marker

Certain Coverage Disputes Under New York Law May Not Prevent An Appraisal Demand

Jun 17, 2013 By Shaun Marker

The Insurer And Its Independent Adjuster Said There Was No Damage From Hail Storms To My Property; Should I Be Able To Obtain Other Hail Files That The Adjuster Handled?

Jun 10, 2013 By Shaun Marker

So You Have A Back Up Of Water From A Drain Line; Was Blockage On or Off the Insured Property?

Jun 03, 2013 By Shaun Marker