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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

With $100 Million on the Line, Louisiana’s State Run Insurer of Last Resort is Turning to the U.S. Supreme Court

Jan 31, 2012 By Marc Duroe

Fifth Circuit Approves of Slow Hurricane Claims Process

Jan 30, 2012 By Merlin Law Group

New Zealand’s Quake Approaches its One Year Anniversary – Understanding Business Interruption Claims

Jan 29, 2012 By Merlin Law Group

Excellent Education and Training is Available for Public Adjusters at the Windstorm Conference

Jan 28, 2012 By Merlin Law Group

Depreciation: One Perspective on Calculating Actual Cash Value

Jan 27, 2012 By Merlin Law Group

Understanding the Importance of “Replacement Cost Value” Coverage, Part Two

Jan 27, 2012 By Larry Bache

The Evolution of the Tort of Bad Faith is Heavily Influenced by California Cases

Jan 26, 2012 By Merlin Law Group

Can You Rely On Your Insurance Agent To Obtain Adequate Insurance Coverage For Your Business Or Home?

Jan 25, 2012 By Merlin Law Group

Federal Court in Texas: No Business Interruption Coverage for Insured’s Reduced Operations After Ike

Jan 24, 2012 By Merlin Law Group