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2024 National Flood Insurance Program Proof of Loss for Building and Contents

Property Insurance Coverage Law

The current version of the National Flood Insurance Program Proof of Loss for Building and Contents is available at the below link. THIS FORM IS ONLY ACCESSIBLE USING FIREFOX. You read that correctly; for some reason, you cannot access the form online using Google Chrome, Safari or Microsoft Edge. You MUST use Firefox.

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Tampa Bay Rays Are Cleared to Stay in St. Petersburg, Build New Ballpark

Insurance Journal

The Tampa Bay Rays received final approval Tuesday for their proposal to build a new ballpark in St. Petersburg, Florida, capping a years-long process that had clouded the future of the Major League Baseball team. The Pinellas County Commission voted …

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Where Is the National Plan for Structural Resiliency? If there is to Be Available and Affordable Insurance, Then Property Has to Be More Resilient to Damage

Property Insurance Coverage Law

Resilience extends beyond individual buildings and cities; it requires a regional and national approach to infrastructure development. Stakeholders within the insurance industry have rightfully been calling for more leadership … The post Where Is the National Plan for Structural Resiliency?

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What is a “Dwelling” “Structure” or Not a “Building Structure” Under Homeowners Policy? Policy Definitions and Reading the Full Policy Are Keys to Finding Coverage

Property Insurance Coverage Law

Understand your Insurance Policy BetterRTFP! A recent … The post What is a Dwelling Structure or Not a Building Structure Under Homeowners Policy? Policy Definitions and Reading the Full Policy Are Keys to Finding Coverage appeared first on Property Insurance Coverage Law Blog.

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‘Surface Waters’ on Roof Are Not ‘Flood’ Waters, Massachusetts High Court Rules

Insurance Journal

The highest court in Massachusetts has ruled that rainwater accumulation on roofs of buildings does not constitute “surface waters” within the meaning of “flood” in property insurance policies. The court found that the term “surface waters” in policies is ambiguous …

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What Perils Are Covered by Commercial Property Insurance?

Property Insurance Centre

What Perils Are Covered by Commercial Property Insurance? Commercial property insurance is essential for businesses to protect their assets from unforeseen events. But what exactly does commercial property insurance cover? Below are the most common perils covered: 1.

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Hurricane Helene Flood Insurance Claims and Elevated Building Issues? Refer to the Visual Flood Adjusters Use

Property Insurance Coverage Law

I have received numerous calls from furious Hurricane Helene policyholders after learning how little coverage is afforded for the non-elevated floor of a multi-story building under their flood insurance policies. Refer to the Visual Flood Adjusters Use appeared first on Property Insurance Coverage Law Blog.

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