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Bad Faith and Vexatious Refusal in Missouri

Property Insurance Coverage Law

The concept of vexatious refusal to pay is a critical safeguard for Missouri policyholders. It ensures that insurance companies fulfill their obligations promptly and fairly.

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Bad Faith and Vexatious Refusal in Missouri

Property Insurance Coverage Law

The concept of vexatious refusal to pay is a critical safeguard for Missouri policyholders. It ensures that insurance companies fulfill their obligations promptly and fairly.

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FM Clients to Receive Share of $1 Billion in ‘Membership Credits’

Insurance Journal

Commercial property insurer FM announced an enhanced $1 billion membership credit for eligible mutual policyholders, allowing client-owners to receive more credit sooner. Johnston, Rhode Island-based FM said May 5 that with this year’s credit, FM will have returned more than …

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Lack of Insurable Interest Precludes Recovery for Property Damage

The Property Insurance Law Observer

2025)), the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York determined that the plaintiff lacked an insurable interest in property it insured because it did not own or possess the property or suffer economic loss due to the propertys destruction. Hawley Insurance Co. 2025 WL 371016) (S.D.N.Y.

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The Importance of Accurate Valuation in Commercial Property Insurance

Bankers Insurance

THE IMPORTANCE OF ACCURATE VALUATION IN COMMERCIAL PROPERTY INSURANCE When purchasing or renewing commercial property insurance , it’s important for businesses to ensure their coverage includes correct property valuations. Additionally, property undervaluation can result in coinsurance penalties. inflation).

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What Agents Should Know About Tariffs and Insurance Costs

American Agents Alliance

While the relationship between tariffs and insurance costs can seem unrelated, tariffs can increase costs for insurers and policyholders. Read more to understand this relationship and how agents can help policyholders manage this uncertainty. This could cause higher rates in commercial property and homeowners lines.

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Blog Post: From Soot to Civil Authority Clauses: Coverage Fallout of the L.A. Wildfires

LexisNexis

Learn about response strategies for coverage counsel to consider as insurers brace for litigation and policyholders prepare to push back on denied claims.