Nonmaterial Warranty Breach Does Not Void Coverage January 30, 2012 Does a breach of a nonmaterial warranty void coverage? Insured had a sprinkler…

Warning Signals January 2012 Detecting Financial Trouble of Insurer (Reprinted with the permission of the Florida Association of Insurance Agents)…

Pollution Exclusion not Limited to Environmental Pollutants   An issue of coverage arose after homeowners were exposed to carbon monoxide. The…

In this column that appeared in the January 2010 issue of Claims Magazine, FC&S Associate Editor Susan Massmann discusses vacancy issues.

Are Inspectors Required to Tell All?   By Susan L. Massmann From the May 2004 issue of Claims Magazine   The British author Samuel Butler…

Back to School   Coverage Concerns Abound When Heading Off to College   By Christine G. Barlow, CPCU From the September 2010 issue of Claims…

Experience Is the Best Teacher What Happens After The “Classroom”   By Diana Reitz From the November 2011 issue of Claims Magazine…

FC&S editorial director Diana Reitz discusses the implications of the recent salmonella outbreak involving millions of eggs in a column that appeared in the November 2010 issue of Claims magazine.

This case is a diversity action involving a dispute as to coverage available under two separate insurance policies. The citation for this case is Great…

February 2012 Intro Page   Dec Page   The article of the month pertains to flooding. There are three standard forms used for writing flood…