When Man and Machine Collide   Are Pedestrians Animals or Objects?     By Kelly B. Maheu From the October 2009 issue of Claims Magazine…

Court Finds Exclusionary Language is Ambiguous The plaintiff commenced an action seeking a judgment declaring that the insurer of a night club was obligated…

Identity Fraud Crisis   Complications Abound for Insureds and Insurers   By Susan Maloney, CPCU From the December 2007 issue of Claims Magazine…

Good Samaritan Laws   When Kind Intentions Lead to Tragic Results       by Susan Massmann From the August 2011 issue…

Fungi Surfaces Post-Disaster Lingering Woes from Spring Tornadoes   By Diana Reitz From the July 2011 issue of Claims Magazine   We at FC&S…

Let It Snow   But Not Too Hard   By Diana Reitz, CPCU, ARM From the January 2009 issue of Claims Magazine   Oh the weather outside is…

Coverage Clues   Guidance for Water, Interior, and Sewer/Drain Claims   By Diana Reitz, CPCU From the March 2009 issue of Claims Magazine…

Defense Cost Reimbursement A Fact for the Insurer Can Be a Surprise for the Insured   By David Thamann, JD, CPCU, ARM From the November 2009 issue…

In the Rough   Coverage Issues Abound When Golfers Go Astray   By Susan L. Massmann, CPCU From the July 2008 issue of Claims Magazine A…

Business, Interrupted   Three Elements of Coverage Are Required for Valid Claims   By Diana Reitz, CPCU, AAI From the August 2007 issue of…