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New Oklahoma Law Limits Post-Loss Assignment of Benefits on Property Damage

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Oklahoma lawmakers this legislative session passed a bill limiting post-loss assignment of benefits for property damage under auto, residential or commercial property insurance policies. House Bill 1084 prohibits the solicitation or acceptance of an assignment of any post-loss insurance benefit …

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What to Expect after a California Wildfire Property Damage Event

Property Insurance Coverage Law

Will My Insurer Pay Me 100% of My Contents Claim After a Wildfire Loss? Californias Insurance Commissioner Thinks They Should Without an Inventory Experiencing the loss of your home and personal belongings in a wildfire is an unimaginable hardship.

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State Farm Loses Roof Water Damage and Bad Faith Trial

Property Insurance Coverage Law

A Missouri jury found that State Farm Fire and Casualty Company acted in breach of its insurance policy and engaged in vexatious refusal to pay, awarding The Progress Project, LLC substantial damages.

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State Farm Loses Roof Water Damage and Bad Faith Trial

Property Insurance Coverage Law

A Missouri jury found that State Farm Fire and Casualty Company acted in breach of its insurance policy and engaged in vexatious refusal to pay, awarding The Progress Project, LLC substantial damages.

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Brotherhood Mutual Hit With $35 Million Punitive Award on Roof Damage Claim

Property Insurance Coverage Law

We have battled insurance companies, co-counseled on cases, and discussed property insurance case law at a depth most … The post Brotherhood Mutual Hit With $35 Million Punitive Award on Roof Damage Claim appeared first on Property Insurance Coverage Law Blog.

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Why You Must Bring More Than Invoices: What Public Adjusters and Policyholders Must Learn About Proof of Damages

Property Insurance Coverage Law

In a recent decision that should raise red flags for public adjusters and policyholders, a federal judge granted summary judgment in favor of Indian Harbor Insurance Company. 1 The ruling is a lesson that when it comes to insurance claims and litigation, it is not enough to argue about fairness or merely present repair invoices.

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Expert Witness Testimony and the Lack of It Can Lose Property Insurance Cases

Property Insurance Coverage Law

A recent appellate decision offers an instructive example of how procedural missteps and insufficient expert disclosures can prove fatal to a policyholder’s insurance claim. 1 The case arose from property damage allegedly caused by Hurricane Irma in 2017.