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Was a California Policyholder’s Bad Faith Claim a Slam Dunk?

Feb 10, 2012 By Merlin Law Group

The Florida Legislature trying to replace Frye with Daubert

Feb 09, 2012 By Larry Bache

Am I Covered For A Loss Caused by Fracking? — Homeowners Affected By Hydraulic Fracturing or “Fracking” May Be Denied Insurance Coverage

Feb 08, 2012 By Merlin Law Group

Do all Incorrect Answers at an EUO Lead to Denial?

Feb 08, 2012 By Merlin Law Group

California Court Rulings in 2011 Recognize that the Appraisal Process has Limitations

Feb 07, 2012 By Merlin Law Group

Texas Case Law: Insured Breached Policy by Failing to Allow Insurer to Participate in Settlement

Feb 07, 2012 By Merlin Law Group

In Federal Court, Judges Act As Gatekeepers In Deciding Whether To Admit Expert Testimony

Feb 06, 2012 By Shaun Marker

I think I have a Business Interruption Claim, Now What? – Understanding Business Interruption Claims

Feb 05, 2012 By Merlin Law Group

Florida Public Adjuster Statute has 2012 Changes

Feb 04, 2012 By Merlin Law Group

The Real Reasons Insurance Companies Request Examinations Under Oath

Feb 03, 2012 By Merlin Law Group

Court Holds Civil Remedy Notice Valid Without a Remedying Amount

Feb 02, 2012 By Larry Bache

Hawaii’s Bad Faith Insurance Law is Heavily Influenced by California Case Law

Feb 01, 2012 By Merlin Law Group