Hudson Specialty Ins. Co. v. Snappy Slappy LLC: A federal district court in Georgia ruled that a firearms exclusion in a commercial general liability policy was ambiguous and did not bar coverage of a wrongful death suit against the insured.

Fraud of the Week October 8, 2018 Arson— Florida Amount: Unknown   In 2013 a woman called 911 to report a kitchen fire. She told authorities…

Nanoparticles: The Next Asbestos?   September 11, 2018 Christine G. Barlow CPCU Nanotechnology is relatively new technology with the potential…

Coverage for Rental of Space for One Week October 8, 2018Does the homeowner have coverage if they rent their home out for one week, not using the…

Bankruptcy and Settlement for Content Loss October 1, 2018 We have a client that had a house fire; he filed bankruptcy on a credit card with a balance…

Florida Has Changed Their Bad Faith Laws, Insurers Beware   October 1, 2018   Florida Supreme Court justices have ruled in a hotly contested…

Fraud of the Week October 1, 2018 Workers Compensation — Florida Amount: Unknown   In an effort called Operation Hot Water, 20 individuals…

Reviews available endorsements for miscellaneous vehicles that can be attached to home, auto or inland marine policies.

Fraud of the Week September 24, 2018 Arson — Missouri Amount: Over $260,000 In October of 2015, a Missouri woman, and co-owner of a nail…

The Definition of Collapse is Questioned in Connecticut Courts September 24, 2018 In a certified insurance coverage question that has been sent to the…