New York

So There Is An Excavation Company As Your Next Door Neighbor; Could It Trigger Vandalism Coverage To Your Property?

Jan 07, 2013 By Shaun Marker

New York’s Highest Court Holds Insurers Accountable For Actions In Adjusting Insurance Claims

Dec 31, 2012 By Shaun Marker

In New York, Policyholders Can Recover “Additional” Damages That Are Foreseeable From An Insurer’s Bad Faith Delay In Performing Its Obligations Under The Contract

Dec 24, 2012 By Shaun Marker

Hurricane Sandy Business Interruption Claims Are Broadly Measured in New York

Dec 23, 2012 By Merlin Law Group

Additional Regulations in New York that Benefit the Policyholder Post-Sandy and Hold Insurance Companies Accountable

Dec 12, 2012 By Merlin Law Group

Possible “Triggers” for Business Interruption Coverage For Professional Service Companies In New York and New Jersey Affected by Hurricane Sandy

Dec 09, 2012 By Merlin Law Group

New York Governor Signs Order to Expedite Aid from Public Adjusters

Dec 01, 2012 By Merlin Law Group

What Constitutes a Total Loss in New York?

Oct 04, 2012 By Merlin Law Group

New York Appellate Court Opinion Contains Good Discussion On Ordinance Or Law Coverage

Aug 20, 2012 By Shaun Marker

Depreciation Should Not Be Taken for Partial Losses That Are To Be Repaired

Jun 15, 2009 By Chip Merlin