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Do Policyholders Have to Fill Out Personal Property Inventory Forms Following a Total Loss?

Dec 11, 2023 By Chip Merlin

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The Duty to Cooperate—What Happens If You Do Not Fully Respond and the Insurance Company Says Nothing About It?

Dec 10, 2023 By Chip Merlin

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Raising the Bar in Public Adjusting Licensing: A Friendly Conversation

Dec 09, 2023 By Chip Merlin

Public Adjusters Need To Raise The Bar For Admission If They Want To Be Seen As Professionals

Dec 08, 2023 By Chip Merlin

The Outcome Oriented Claims Culture Is Pervasive and Killing Any Good Will Towards the Insurance Industry

Dec 08, 2023 By Chip Merlin

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What to Do When Your Mortgage Company Holds Your Insurance Check

Dec 05, 2023 By Merlin Law Group

Are Your State Farm Roof Claims Being Handled in Good Faith? The State Farm Shingle Locator Service (aka SLS)

Dec 05, 2023 By Chip Merlin

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Coverage A Versus Coverage B: What’s the Difference?

Dec 05, 2023 By Chip Merlin

Do Judges Have a Bias to Appoint Judges and Previous Umpires When Considering the Appointment of an Umpire?

Dec 04, 2023 By Chip Merlin

When a tornado like the one pictured here interacts with another, the Fujiwhara effect can result.

The Fujiwhara Effect: A Rare Meteorological Phenomenon

Dec 04, 2023 By Drew Houghton

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What is the Insurance Services Office?

Dec 03, 2023 By Chip Merlin

Things To Consider When Selling Property With an Open Insurance Claim

Dec 03, 2023 By Merlin Law Group