California

Negligence by Captive Agents Is on the Rise Because They Don’t Understand the California Fair Plan But Are Now Brokering Them By the Truckload

Jun 28, 2021 By Daniel Veroff

The Made Whole Doctrine in California

Jun 11, 2021 By Merlin Law Group

Should Policyholders Sign a “White Waiver” Agreement?

Apr 25, 2021 By Derek Chaiken

California Appellate Court Confirms the Standard for Bad Faith is Whether the Insurer Acted “Reasonably”

Mar 12, 2021 By Daniel Veroff

2021 California Legislative Update: Assembly Bill 3012

Feb 21, 2021 By Merlin Law Group

Did the Insurance Company Commit Bad Faith?

Feb 18, 2021 By Daniel Veroff

Court Rules in Favor of Goodwill on COVID-19 Business Interruption Matter

Jan 30, 2021 By Daniel Veroff

California Warning: Some Difference in Conditions Policies Are Misleading Consumers

Dec 08, 2020 By Daniel Veroff

New California Law Require Insurers to Pay Up to 36 Months of Additional Living Expenses and Advance at Least Four Months of Payments Following Wildfires

Oct 31, 2020 By Derek Chaiken

The Importance of Demonstrating that Damages Exist in Smoke Damage Insurance Claims

Oct 16, 2020 By Victor Jacobellis

Is the California Notice-Prejudice Rule a Fundamental Public Policy For Purposes of Choice of Law Analysis?

Oct 04, 2020 By Iris Kuhn

Beta in Texas, Laura in Louisiana, Sally in Alabama and Florida, and Wildfires in California—Do Not Miss Learning From Attorneys in All These Jurisdictions Today at Tuesdays With Chip at 2

Sep 22, 2020 By Chip Merlin