Alarm Bells Should Be Ringing For Anyone In Louisiana With An Unresolved Insurance Claim Stemming From Hurricane Laura
August 27th marks the two-year anniversary of Hurricane Laura’s landfall in Southwest Louisiana, and besides bringing back a...
Category : Insurance
Do Managed Repair Programs Violate The Unfair Claims Practice Act?
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Public adjuster Corey Locke followed up on yesterday’s post, , with the following question: If a TPA program...
Federal Flood Declare—File a Well timed Proof of Loss Even If Declare Denied
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A latest case1 reveals that each technical step concerning proof of loss necessities within the flood claims course...
All Insurance coverage Corporations Have Written Claims Processes
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I used to be just lately instructed that USAA has a claims supervisor who stated USAA has no...
The Vince Perri Interview of Chip Merlin
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Vince Perri is a public adjuster who has a YouTube channel, The Claims Game Podcast, and has started...
Insurance Company Eats Its Own—Sues Independent Adjusters and Lawyer Who Denied Coverage
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Are insurance company claims managers pleased when their independent adjusters and lawyers deny a claim on their behalf?...
Insurance Professor Jay Feinman Comments About Insurance Fraud Statistics
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This weekend’s post, resulted in several great comments. One was from Rutger’s insurance law professor, Jay Feinman, who...
Merlin Law Group Chicago Wins Wisconsin Trial—It Does Not Come Easy
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Mike Duffy sent me the jury verdict questionnaire form early yesterday morning. He and Christina Phillips were in...
Should Umpires Be Allowed to Have Ex Parte Communications With Appraisers?
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The Property Loss Appraisal Network (P.L.A.N.) is holding its appraisal and umpire and certification course in Denver. It...
The Reasonably Comparable Shingle Debate
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A significant adjustment debate is often the availability of reasonably comparable shingles. The typical disagreement arises when a...