Catastrophe & Restoration

All environmental losses share common characteristics.

The recent conflagrations and subsequent damage in Southern California showed that natural catastrophes come in all different shapes, sizes, and elements.

When Katrina's wind v. water issues came to the forefront, Claims turned to attorney Jay Brown to clarify some of the judicial decisions and and implications.

It should not be surprising information, even for those on the coastline, that hurricane damage can be prevented.

As any insurer or business owner knows, catastrophes can strike on any front without warning.

When did it happen? Somewhere along the line, the duties of the salvor became somewhat oversimplified.

The State of Florida has experienced a significant rise in the demand for appraisal in disputed property settlements as found in homeowners' and commercial policies.

A significant construction defect coverage case, Lamar Homes, Inc. v. Mid-Continent Casualty Co., was recently decided by the Texas Supreme Court.