Insurance Companies Have a Good Faith Obligation to Share Evaluations of Damage and Engineering Reports With Their Customers Aug 26, 2009 By Chip Merlin
Why Should Policyholders Be Compelled to Accept Engineering Opinions From Firms Owned By Independent Adjusters? Feb 01, 2024 By Chip Merlin
HAAG Celebrates Being in Business 100 Years—And It Remains an Independent Engineering Firm Jan 31, 2024 By Chip Merlin
Condominiums That Were In The Path of Hurricane Ian Need Structural Engineering Assessments Oct 30, 2022 By Chip Merlin
A Question For Roofers and Public Adjusters—Should insurers deny claims for hail or windstorm damage if the damage is not discovered and reported within 6 months of the storm? Should insurers be able to prohibit lawsuits on this basis? Aug 13, 2021 By Chip Merlin
Insurance Coverage Cases Can Be Won or Lost Based on Expert Witnesses and The Preparation of Their Reports and Testimony Aug 20, 2020 By Chip Merlin
Does An Insurer Act In “Bad Faith” If It Denies Coverage For A Hail Loss Based On Its Retained Engineer Defining Hail Damage As Functional Damage? Sep 09, 2019 By Edward Eshoo