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Clear Language Wins the Day: Court Rules Ambiguity Favors Policyholders

Property Insurance Coverage Law

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Clear Language Wins the Day: Court Rules Ambiguity Favors Policyholders

Property Insurance Coverage Law

1 At … The post Clear Language Wins the Day: Court Rules Ambiguity Favors Policyholders appeared first on Property Insurance Coverage Law Blog. 1 At … The post Clear Language Wins the Day: Court Rules Ambiguity Favors Policyholders appeared first on Property Insurance Coverage Law Blog.

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What Are the Duties of An Insurance Agent to the Policyholder—A Michigan Case Example

Property Insurance Coverage Law

The duties of an insurance agent to the policyholder will differ depending on state law. Yesterday’s post about a Michigan coverage case, Order and Bind Insurance Before the Loss—Commercial Policy Covers Water Damage Under Drain Backup Endorsement, noted that there was also an issue with insurance agent negligence.

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Insurance Company Prevails in Hail Damage Claim Dispute—Policyholders Need to Hire Experts Right Away and Provide Access to Information

Property Insurance Coverage Law

In a case involving alleged hail damage to a commercial building, the court granted summary judgment in favor of the insurer, Charter Oak Fire Insurance Company, after excluding the policyholder’s expert witness.

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Bad Faith and Vexatious Refusal in Missouri

Property Insurance Coverage Law

The concept of vexatious refusal to pay is a critical safeguard for Missouri policyholders. It ensures that insurance companies fulfill their obligations promptly and fairly.

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Bad Faith and Vexatious Refusal in Missouri

Property Insurance Coverage Law

The concept of vexatious refusal to pay is a critical safeguard for Missouri policyholders. It ensures that insurance companies fulfill their obligations promptly and fairly.

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Agents Report Limited Damage But More Claims Expected As Floridians Return Home

Insurance Journal

Insurance agents and carriers in the path of Hurricane Milton reported only minor damage to their own offices and homes but a rapidly growing number of claims from residential and commercial policyholders for roof, flood and auto damage. The Florida …

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