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Introduction, General Rules, and Conditions of the Commercial Inland Marine Program
This article explores the general rules and conditions applying to commercial inland marine coverage under the simplified language program.
Read Full ArticleSpoilage Coverage Does Not Provide Additional Limits
Spoilage Coverage Does Not Provide Additional Limits We have a CP 04 40 06 95, Spoilage Coverage form on a retail business. Fire destroyed the business,…
Read Full ArticleOklahoma Expands Second Pilot for Strengthen Oklahoma Homes Program
A discussion of a press release published by the OID announcing an expansion of the second pilot of the program and additional eligible zip codes.
Read Full ArticleAPCIA and Other Groups File Litigation to Stop Kreidler's Credit Ban Rule
The regulations have already raised insurance rates for over a million Washington insurance consumers.
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London Market Form CODR 97, December 1997 Edition
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This article explains the development of the NFIP, changes over time, and how it works.
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Loss Assessment for New Roof? We have recently had a claim denied that has proven both disturbing and confusing, not only to us but to other agencies…
Read Full ArticleExamining the National Patchwork of Marijuana Laws
A detailed dive into cannabis legislation across the country.
Read Full ArticleCertain Underwriters at Lloyd's London v. Advance Transit Co., Inc.
The New York Supreme Court, Appellate Division, has determined that in the case of a personal injury action that was reported after a renewal policy began, but outside of the depicted reporting periods, New York insurance law does not preclude enforcement of claims-made-and-reported policy's notice requirements.
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