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Noncompliance With Policy’s “Duties After Loss” Provision Leads to Denial of Fire Loss Claim

The Property Insurance Law Observer

Insurer) motion for summary judgment, holding that the Insurer was prejudiced by its insureds failure to cooperate with the Policys Duties After Loss provision. Billie (Plaintiff) purchased a house in Waterbury, Connecticut, and obtained homeowners insurance through the Insurer. Background Caribe D.

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Depreciation of Labor: Alaska Says Don’t Do It

Property Insurance Coverage Law

A new Alaska law explicitly makes it illegal to depreciate the expense of labor in residential property insurance claims unless very specific conditions are met. Section 89 of Senate Bill 132 adds a new statute to the Alaska Insurance Code: Sec. Depreciation of labor.

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What You Need to Know About Filing a Business Insurance Claim

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Are you aware of your business insurance claim and how to make use of it? And what are the steps for filing a business […] The post What You Need to Know About Filing a Business Insurance Claim appeared first on My Top Insurance Blogs.

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Texas SB 458: What Homeowners and Drivers Need to Know About the New Appraisal Law

Property Insurance Coverage Law

In 2025, the Texas Legislature passed Senate Bill 458 (SB 458), 1 a significant reform aimed at protecting policyholders in disputes over insurance claims. … The post Texas SB 458: What Homeowners and Drivers Need to Know About the New Appraisal Law appeared first on Property Insurance Coverage Law Blog.

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Trust or Family Trust Owns Your Home? Beware of Insurance Complications to Avoid Insurance Claim Denials

Property Insurance Coverage Law

A recent viral social media post following the California wildfires has brought to light a critical issue: homeowners are finding their insurance claims denied because their properties are held in trusts, yet the trusts are not listed on their insurance policies.

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Pirates Invade Tampa! Is an Invasion Covered Under a Commercial Insurance Policy?

Property Insurance Coverage Law

Is an Invasion Covered Under a Commercial Insurance Policy? appeared first on Property Insurance Coverage Law Blog. where I gave a short explanation of the day: Tampas Mayor refused to hand over the keys to the city on Tuesday to … The post Pirates Invade Tampa!

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Blog Post: Formplay: How Insurance Practitioners Can Score with Standard Insurance Policies

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Learn about the implications of form policies in regulatory disputes and coverage litigation. Standard Insurance Policy Forms Fundamentals Analyze the genesis and use of standardized insurance policy forms and the identity and background of the entities primarily responsible for their creation.