Following up on my prior blog post, Assignment of Benefits – Blog Series, Part 12: Rhode Island, I wanted to take the opportunity to remind our readers that the First-Party Claims Conference is next month in Warwick, Rhode Island! Continue Reading First-Party Claims Conference – Warwick, Rhode Island – October 16-18, 2017
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Examination Under Oath Language Changes in Citizens Policy, Part I
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(Note: This guest blog is by Nicole Vinson, an attorney with Merlin Law Group in the Tampa, Florida, office. She will be writing a guest blog series on Examinations Under Oath and Public Adjusters).
After taking a look at the new Citizens Property Insurance Corporation policy, which potentially requires a non-party to sit for an examination under oath, lots of discussion has started and some of the same main themes keep coming up.
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Can an Insured Assign its Business Interruption Claim After a Loss? – Understanding Business Interruption Claims, Part 21
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(Note: This Guest Blog is by Michelle Claverol, an attorney with Merlin Law Group in the Coral Gables, Florida, office. This is the part of a series she is writing on business interruption claims).
Many business owners consider “pulling the plug” after a loss. Whether emotionally based or a strict numbers decision, business owners want to know if they can sell their business and assign their business loss claim as part of the package.