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Court Differentiates Vandalism from Theft in First Party Insurance Policy

The Property Insurance Law Observer

The Court considered whether the Plaintiffs’ loss was caused by theft or vandalism, as neither term was defined in the policy. In Cheung, the Plaintiffs, who resided in California, purchased property in scenic Mount Vernon, Washington, in July 2021, and insured the property through a policy of insurance issued by Allstate.

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How Home Renovations Can Affect Your Homeowners Insurance Policy

TGS

When taking on new home renovations, your homeowners insurance policy might not be the first thing on your mind. Whether it’s a big project involving reconstruction of part of your home, or a small project that will increase the value of your home or personal property, your renovation will affect your homeowners insurance.

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Why Regular Home Insurance Policy Reviews Are Essential 

Freeway Insurance

Once you purchase your first house and set up a homeowners insurance policy , you may think that your insurance needs will be taken care of for as long as you own the house. However, reviewing your home insurance policy on a regular basis is essential if you want to fully protect your property.

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Blog Post: New Tenant Protection Laws Address Housing Shortages

LexisNexis

With an increasing shortage of rental homes, states are enacting tenant protection laws to increase tenant rights and decrease tenant displacements. Stay informed on energy and climate change policies with Practical Guidances Energy and Climate Change Policies and Regulations Tracker.

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Landlord Insurance vs. Standard Home Insurance: Key Differences

Protect Commercial Insurance

Introduction When it comes to protecting your property, the type of insurance you choose can make a big difference. Whether you’re a landlord with several rental properties or a homeowner looking to safeguard your family home, understanding your insurance needs is essential. Who Needs Landlord Insurance?

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Do You Own a Townhome? If so, you may be over-insured!

Wren Insurance Agency

In Florida, a townhome is either insured as a single-family home (through an HO3 policy), or as a condominium (an HO6). The type of property insurance you need is dependent on how your community is insured as a whole. The cost of lodging and transportation in the event of loss of use is also included in an HO6 policy.

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Does Homeowners Insurance Cover Collectibles? 

Distinguished

Unfortunately, these unique risks are rarely appropriately covered by standard homeowner insurance policies. Avid collectors who rely on their homeowner’s policy are likely to encounter low coverage limits — if their collectibles are covered at all. For most, this will mean a collectibles policy.

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