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Assignment of the Policy: Is the Insurer’s Prior Written Consent Always Required for the Claim to be Accepted?

May 05, 2015 By Merlin Law Group

Policyholder Waits Too Long to Request Appraisal–So “Waive” Goodbye to the Appraisal Remedy

May 04, 2015 By Shaun Marker

Abandoned Sand – If It’s an “Occurrence” Can It Be Excluded?

May 03, 2015 By Merlin Law Group

How an Exclusionary Provision Might Lead to Full and Proper Insurance Payment

May 02, 2015 By Merlin Law Group

HSBC and Assurant Settle Forced-Placed Kickback Class Action Suit

May 01, 2015 By Chip Merlin

Senators Launch Sandy Task Force in Washington, DC

Apr 30, 2015 By Merlin Law Group

New Jersey Department of Banking and Insurance Proposes Rule Changes for Public Adjusters

Apr 29, 2015 By Merlin Law Group

So I Have A Boat In My Front Yard Following Super Storm Sandy; Will My Flood Insurer Cover The Removal Of It And Other Non-Owned Debris? – Part 5

Apr 28, 2015 By Shaun Marker

FEMA Takes Over Sandy Flood Claims from WYO Carriers

Apr 27, 2015 By Chip Merlin

Unethical Claims Cultures Promote Outcome Oriented Expert Reports

Apr 27, 2015 By Chip Merlin

Arizona Statute of Limitations for Bad Faith

Apr 26, 2015 By Shane Smith

State Farm Sued for Fraud for Katrina: More Altered Engineering Reports Alleged

Apr 25, 2015 By Merlin Law Group