States

Tired of Boring Ethical Education Classes? Do the Ethical Rules For Public Adjusters State That a Public Adjuster Is an Advocate For the Insured? Can Public Adjusters Advertise That They Are Advocates?

Feb 20, 2024 By Chip Merlin

Ricky McGraw Is Going to Be a Footnote in the History of Florida Insurance Law—One Way or the Other

Feb 18, 2024 By Chip Merlin

California Public Adjusters Legislative Conference in Sacramento, February 27 and 28

Feb 17, 2024 By Chip Merlin

Arizona Insurance Appraisal—Can Costs Be Determined Before Causation?

Feb 15, 2024 By Chip Merlin

Does Coverage Have to Be Determined Before Appraisal Occurs in Florida?

Feb 05, 2024 By Chip Merlin

Can Policyholders Videotape the Examination Under Oath?

Feb 04, 2024 By Chip Merlin

Texas Gives Insurers A “Get Out of Jail” Free Card When Appraisal Is Demanded

Feb 03, 2024 By Chip Merlin

Interpreting “Incurred”: Its Plain and Ordinary Meaning in an Insurance Ordinance or Provision

Feb 01, 2024 By Merlin Law Group

How Profitable Is It To Not Pay Claims? An Example of Why Insurers Want To Make Bad Faith, Penalties For Delay, Payment of Prejudgment Interest, and Attorney Fees Extinct

Jan 29, 2024 By Chip Merlin

What is Michigan Appraisal Law?

Jan 25, 2024 By Chip Merlin

Colorado Division of Insurance Issues Bulletin for Wildfire-Affected Homeowners

Jan 24, 2024 By Matthew Stalcup

Is Matching Required in Kentucky?

Jan 24, 2024 By Chip Merlin