This September 2012 issue of Claims Magazine discusses the issues surrounding vacancy and occupancy of a dwelling.

The new law will soon prohibit insurers from charging higher premiums or denying coverage based solely on a dog's breed.

A man has insurance but doesn't actually have a loss.

While collapse seems like straightforward coverage, what exactly is a collapse is often more complicated.

A robbery victim without insurance buys coverage and tries to file a claim after the fact.

Discusses additional living expenses and when and how they should be applied.

Additional living expenses is broad coverage; however, the premises must be unfit to live in in order for coverage to be available.

South Carolina Supreme Court rules that insurers can factor labor costs depreciation into actual cash value offers to insureds.

This article by advisory board member Ethan A. Gross, JD discusses the surging construction costs driven by the pandemic and the affect it may have on insureds and their coverage.

Certain legal products require the grower/seller to have a license in order to grow, store and sell the product. Once an individual's license expires, that individual may find themselves in violation of state laws, and may experience serious consequences.