Anti-concurrent causation clause

The “Loss” or “Damage” Coverage Requirements – A Business Interruption Afterword – Understanding Business Interruption Claims, Part 31

Jul 25, 2010 By Chip Merlin

Does an Insurance Policy Cover Only “Loss” or “Damage” to Property?

Jul 22, 2010 By Chip Merlin

Will Flood Insurance Insurers Lose AntiConcurrent Cause Language?

Jul 21, 2010 By Chip Merlin

Anticoncurrent Causation Clause Explained in Relation to Hurricane Losses

Apr 12, 2010 By Chip Merlin

Hurricane Anticoncurrent Causation Case and Policyholder Wins! Endorsement Trumps Exclusion

Jan 21, 2010 By Chip Merlin

Why Is the Property Insurance Industry Against Its Own Customers?

Oct 11, 2009 By Chip Merlin

Corban Part Three: A Win for Policyholders and a Decision Following Rossmiller’s Causation Analysis of the Anti-Concurrent Causation Clause

Oct 09, 2009 By Chip Merlin

Corban Mississippi Supreme Court Case Decided, Part 2

Oct 08, 2009 By Chip Merlin

Corban Mississippi Supreme Court Case Decided

Oct 08, 2009 By Chip Merlin

September Issue of Consumer Reports Has Article With Useful Tips On Homeowner Insurance

Sep 11, 2009 By Chip Merlin

Concurrent Causation Analysis Applied by FC&S—Learning From an Insurance Industry Source

Aug 29, 2009 By Chip Merlin

Total Destruction Caused By Hurricane Wind and Flood May Be Covered Under the Additional Coverage of Collapse: Why Defining a “Hurricane” as a “Windstorm” is Significant

Aug 25, 2009 By Chip Merlin