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Sam's Blog: Would One-Stop Storm Policies Do The Trick?

Now that it's clear Congress won't be adding wind exposures to the National Flood Insurance Program anytime soon, should private carriers be forced to write coverage for both risks in one policy, and

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Now that it’s clear Congress won’t be adding wind exposures to the National Flood Insurance Program anytime soon, should private carriers be forced to write coverage for both risks in one policy, and then have the government reimburse them for flood-related claims? That trial balloon, being floated by one academic, is shot down by Editor In Chief Sam Friedman in his blog today at www.property-casualty.com.

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