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What Constitutes a Sufficient Request for an Examination Under Oath?

Apr 25, 2012 By Merlin Law Group

Summary Judgment on Late Notice Even Without Per Se Deadlines

Apr 09, 2012 By Merlin Law Group

How to Avoid Suspicious Theft Claims

Mar 21, 2012 By Merlin Law Group

Two Wrongs Don’t Make a Right: Why Not to Inflate Claims

Mar 16, 2012 By Merlin Law Group

If Damage Falls Below the Deductible, is the Claim Covered or Denied?

Mar 12, 2012 By Merlin Law Group

Don’t Dilly Dally with Deadlines

Mar 09, 2012 By Merlin Law Group

What to do if Faced with a Suspicious Claim

Mar 08, 2012 By Merlin Law Group

What Should You Do When the Examination Under Oath is Over?

Mar 02, 2012 By Merlin Law Group

Whose Law Applies To Hurricane Claims? The Answer May Surprise You

Feb 27, 2012 By Merlin Law Group

How Should a Public Adjuster Prepare a Client for an Examination Under Oath?

Feb 24, 2012 By Merlin Law Group

How Policyholders Should Prepare for an Examination Under Oath

Feb 17, 2012 By Merlin Law Group

South Florida Juries Reach Different Conclusions in Late Notice Hurricane Cases

Feb 13, 2012 By Merlin Law Group