Wind, Rain, and the Trees in Norman Rockwell Land
Wind, Rain, and the Trees in Norman Rockwell Land By Bruce Hillman, JD From the May 2005 issue of Claims Magazine It was very wet in Norman…
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Fraud of the Week: Damage Different than what was Claimed
Altered repair invoices and damage doesn't match claim.
Read Full ArticleCP 15 25 10 12 - Business Income Changes - Education Institutions
Business Income Changes - Educational Institutions, October 2012 edition
Read Full ArticleWorkers Compensation Policy does not Respond to Nonoccupational Twenty-Four Hour Coverage
Workers Compensation Policy Does Not Respond to Nonoccupational Twenty-Four Hour Coverage State workers compensation laws require an employer to provide…
Read Full ArticleCircular Tracker 7-12-2024
A summary of the ISO Circular for July 12, 2024. Circulars provide a wide variety of information from form changes to rules, loss costs, experience reviews and other information.
Read Full ArticleEconomic Concerns Over COVID-19 Reduced Capacity Orders Don't 'Constitute Force Majeure Events'
The Maine Supreme Judicial Court recently became the first state high court to consider a force majeure clause in COVID-19 litigation, finding it did not preclude a restaurant from paying rent once shutdown orders were amended to limit the number of indoor dining guests allowed in the establishment.
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Denial Due to Lack of Maintenance June 1, 2015 An insured has an old heating system in need of repair. Each year he travels to Florida for a month.…
Read Full ArticleCR 25 31 03 00 Add Blanket Excess Limit Of Insurance For Specified Joint Insured
CR 25 31 03 00 Add Blanket Excess Limit Of Insurance For Specified Joint Insured, March 2000 Edition
Read Full Article"Sudden and Accidental" Discharge at Issue in California Pollution Case
There was a dispute over whether damages caused by a leak were "sudden and accidental."
Read Full ArticleDonovan v. State Farm Mut. Auto. Ins. Co.
The Supreme Court of Pennsylvania has ruled that a waiver signed by an insured did not waive the right to aggregate or "stack" the limits of coverage for underinsured benefits between two separate policies of insurance.
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