Corona Virus and Physical Damage—The Louisiana Case Law That Will Be Relied Upon in the First Coronavirus Case Filed
By Chip Merlin on March 22, 2020POSTED IN INSURANCE The first coronavirus lawsuit filed was in [...]
Do Insurance Carriers Create a Crisis to Obtain Rate Increase and Anti-Consumer Changes to Insurance Laws?
POSTED IN CONSUMER PROTECTION The Consumer Federation of America and New York’s Law [...]
Insurance companies need to pay up for legit hurricane claims
Hurricane Michael hit the Florida Panhandle over a year ago, [...]
After the tornado, life at St. Mark’s isn’t going back to normal, and that’s OK
After the hundreds of class messages, photos and the three [...]
Public Adjusters Winning Broad Support for Licensing as Carriers Fret About Inflated Claims
By Jim Sams | October 9, 2019 https://www.claimsjournal.com/news/national/2019/10/09/293481.htm While the insurance [...]
Residents in Port Aransas, Rockport still battling TWIA as emails shows post-Harvey operations
PORT ARANSAS, Texas - Take a stroll along a residential block [...]
Shredded roofs, shattered lives
ST. THOMAS, U.S. Virgin Islands More than four months after [...]
Representative upset over TWIA’s slow payouts, unlicensed consultants
Rep. Todd Hunter says TWIA needs 'new makeup' By Mario Diaz - [...]
Are TWIA Appraisals Ever Fair or Impartial?
By Emily Marlowe on May 17, 2018POSTED IN INSURANCE TWIA (short for Texas Windstorm [...]
