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The Hidden Insurance Gap: Why New Homes and Businesses Need Ordinance or Law Coverage

Property Insurance Coverage Law

When it comes to protecting your home, business, or investment property, theres one essential coverage that many property owners overlook regarding Ordinance or Law (O&L) coverage. Insurance agent expert and educatorDavid Thompson, in a comment to a discussion on Property Insurance Coverage Law, highlights a common and critical misconception and highlights that newly constructed buildings … The post The Hidden Insurance Gap: Why New Homes and Businesses Need Ordinance or Law Coverage a

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The Hidden Insurance Gap: Why New Homes and Businesses Need Ordinance or Law Coverage

Property Insurance Coverage Law

When it comes to protecting your home, business, or investment property, theres one essential coverage that many property owners overlook regarding Ordinance or Law (O&L) coverage. Insurance agent expert and educatorDavid Thompson, in a comment to a discussion on Property Insurance Coverage Law, highlights a common and critical misconception and highlights that newly constructed buildings … The post The Hidden Insurance Gap: Why New Homes and Businesses Need Ordinance or Law Coverage a

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Suit-Limitation Clauses in Property Insurance—File Fast or Lose Everything

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Few things send shivers down a policyholders spine faster than discovering that an otherwise valid claim has been sunk by a missed filing deadline. That is exactly what happened in a case decided last week,The Renaissance on Memorial, L.L.C. v. Travelers Casualty Insurance Company of America. 1 The property owner sued three and a half … The post Suit-Limitation Clauses in Property InsuranceFile Fast or Lose Everything appeared first on Property Insurance Coverage Law Blog.

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Insurance Coverage After a Raze Order: Strategies for Overcoming Ordinance or Law Exclusions

Property Insurance Coverage Law

When a devastating fire damages a building and a municipality orders it razed, the instinctive reaction of many policyholders is to expect that their insurance will cover the total loss. That expectation, however, can run into serious obstacles depending on the fine print of the insurance policy and, importantly, the law of the state where … The post Insurance Coverage After a Raze Order: Strategies for Overcoming Ordinance or Law Exclusions appeared first on Property Insurance Coverage La

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Insurance Coverage After a Raze Order: Strategies for Overcoming Ordinance or Law Exclusions

Property Insurance Coverage Law

When a devastating fire damages a building and a municipality orders it razed, the instinctive reaction of many policyholders is to expect that their insurance will cover the total loss. That expectation, however, can run into serious obstacles depending on the fine print of the insurance policy and, importantly, the law of the state where … The post Insurance Coverage After a Raze Order: Strategies for Overcoming Ordinance or Law Exclusions appeared first on Property Insurance Coverage La

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Suit-Limitation Clauses in Property Insurance—File Fast or Lose Everything

Property Insurance Coverage Law

Few things send shivers down a policyholders spine faster than discovering that an otherwise valid claim has been sunk by a missed filing deadline. That is exactly what happened in a case decided last week,The Renaissance on Memorial, L.L.C. v. Travelers Casualty Insurance Company of America. 1 The property owner sued three and a half … The post Suit-Limitation Clauses in Property InsuranceFile Fast or Lose Everything appeared first on Property Insurance Coverage Law Blog.

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Restoration Contractors Should Provide Written Notice of AOB

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A recent federal court decision out of Louisiana highlights an important lesson for restoration contractors: If you get an Assignment of Benefits (AOB) from a property owner, you must make sure the insurance company actually knows about it. InCat 5 Global, LLC v. State Farm Fire & Casualty Company, 1 Cat 5 Global performed major … The post Restoration Contractors Should Provide Written Notice of AOB appeared first on Property Insurance Coverage Law Blog.