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People’s Trust Insurance Company Has Assertive Marketing Campaign Aimed to Attract Policyholders–But Is it Somewhat Deceiving to the Untrained Eye?

Jan 11, 2016 By Shaun Marker

What on Earth is a Gustnado?

Jan 09, 2016 By Merlin Law Group

Anticipated California Mudslides and Mudflows in the Wake of El Niño

Jan 08, 2016 By Merlin Law Group

New Jersey Legislature Considers a Bad Faith Statute for Catastrophe Claims

Jan 04, 2016 By Merlin Law Group

Tornado Questions: Texas Total Loss Rule, Fires vs. Tornadoes, and Personal Property Damages

Jan 03, 2016 By Merlin Law Group

Insurance Agent Liability in Texas: When the Exclusion Eliminates the Coverage

Dec 28, 2015 By Merlin Law Group

Intentional Acts in California: Exclusion is invalid for innocent insured if loss is caused by other insured’s intentional act

Dec 18, 2015 By Merlin Law Group

Graber Is Not an Outlier: Appraisal Should Not Wash Away Carrier’s Claims Handling Sins

Dec 16, 2015 By Merlin Law Group

California Bad Faith Revisited

Dec 09, 2015 By Merlin Law Group

Agent Negligence and Insurer Vicarious Liability

Dec 04, 2015 By Merlin Law Group

Colorado Appraisal: Department of Insurance Sets Bias Standards for Appraisers and Umpires

Dec 02, 2015 By Chip Merlin

The First Thing You Do Is You Read the Policy, Part II: Limitations Clauses in Oklahoma

Nov 25, 2015 By Merlin Law Group