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Property Insurance Coverage Law
AUGUST 18, 2024
Property damage insurance claims funding by factoring companies is a relatively recent phenomenon in the property insurance claims industry.
Shield Insurance Agency
AUGUST 20, 2024
Shield Insurance Blog | Small Insurance Claims | Contact Our Sales Team! Small Insurance Claims Can Raise Premiums Small insurance claims, such as those for minor property damage, may seem like a hassle to deal with. Additionally, small claims often require you to pay a deductible.
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The Property Insurance Law Observer
SEPTEMBER 16, 2024
Background In November 2019, West American [1] issued an insurance policy providing coverage for the Insured’s commercial shop buildings. In 2021, the Insured, through its public adjuster, filed a claim under the property policy, alleging that a May 2020 hailstorm caused significant damage to the roofs of two buildings.
TGS
NOVEMBER 18, 2024
The no-fault system was designed to streamline the claims process, reduce the burden on courts, and ensure that accident victims receive compensation more quickly. Think about it—if your insurance is responsible for your expenses regardless of fault, you’re not stuck waiting for an at-fault driver’s insurance to approve or deny your claim.
TGS
NOVEMBER 1, 2024
Knowing exactly what to do after a car accident can make all the difference in ensuring a smooth claims process, protecting your rights, and, most importantly, keeping everyone safe. In many states, you’re required to file a police report for accidents that involve injuries or significant property damage.
Protect Commercial Insurance
NOVEMBER 22, 2024
Long-term Financial Benefits While the upfront cost of commercial insurance might seem high, consider the long-term savings and financial security it provides. Without insurance, your business could face catastrophic financial loss from property damage, theft, or a lawsuit.
The Property Insurance Law Observer
MARCH 18, 2024
Specifically, the Court affirmed that the duty to submit to an EUO, as included in the insurance policy, applied only to a “named insured” and not an “insured person” and, as such, the named insured’s son failure to comply did not constitute a material breach of the insurance policy.
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