DP 04 31 07 88 Improvements, Alterations And Additions
DP 04 31 07 88 Improvements, Alterations And Additions endorsement.
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Accounts Receivable Does Not Include Lost Membership Dues
Does loss of membership dues fall under accounts receivable for a nonprofit organization?
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Discusses resident relative of named insured in ISO and AAIS homeowners policies. Topics covered include policy definitions, status of household members, effect of divorce or separation, children, guests, and nonrelatives.
Read Full ArticleBad Faith Claim Dismissed by Pennsylvania Court
In Zappile v. Amex Assurance Company, 2007 WL 1651271 (Pa. Super.), the Pennsylvania Superior Court reversed the trial court’s judgment entered…
Read Full ArticleDead Man's Claim: The Confusion of Clean-Up
Dead Man's Claim: The Confusion of Clean Up By Christine Barlow From the March 2007 issue of Claims Magazine Some of the most unnerving claims…
Read Full ArticleHO 06 91 03 22 Coverage B - Other Structures Away From The Residence Premises - Replacement Cost Loss Settlement For Buildings
HO 06 91 03 22 Coverage B - Other Structures Away From The Residence Premises - Replacement Cost Loss Settlement For Buildings homeowners endorsement.
Read Full ArticlePandemic No Longer Biggest Business Interruption Fear
Business interruption is ranked as the biggest risk by U.S. business leaders.
Read Full ArticleAssault by Taxi Driver not Caused by "Use" of Insured Taxi
Assault by Taxi Driver Not Caused by “Use” of Insured Taxi In Morell v. Star Taxi, 2009 WL 2526158 [C.A.6 (Ky.)], taxi passenger Morell…
Read Full ArticleBusiness Income Form Does Not Cover Payroll for after Hours Work
Discusses costs for additional employee pay when business was not suspended.
Read Full ArticleInsurer Reliance Solely on Its Hired Physicians Opinion Could be Bad Faith
When an insurer relied solely on its own physician's opinion, giving no weight to the insureds' treating physician, the court determined that the issue of bad faith should be decided by a jury.
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