Appraisers

A Client’s Attorney Cannot Serve As The Appraiser Where The Policy Requires Appraiser To Be “Disinterested”

Dec 01, 2014 By Shaun Marker

When is a Showing of Prejudice Required to Determine Waiver of Appraisal

Nov 07, 2014 By Merlin Law Group

Fair and Impartial Appraisers in Colorado

Nov 05, 2014 By Merlin Law Group

Recent Florida Appellate Court Case Involving Waiver Of Appraisal

Oct 27, 2014 By Shaun Marker

Florida Appellate Court Defines The Meaning Of The Term “Disinterested” As It Relates To Appraisal Provision

Oct 05, 2014 By Shaun Marker

Limitations on Discovery: Going Behind the Face of an Appraisal Award

Sep 30, 2014 By Corey Harris

Disagreement Over Scope of Damage NOT a Valid Objection to Appraisal Demand in Pennsylvania

Sep 24, 2014 By Merlin Law Group

In Florida, an Appraisal Award May Be a Final Determination of Liability For a Bad Faith Case – Update 2

Sep 15, 2014 By Shaun Marker

In Florida, An Appraisal Award May Be A Final Determination Of Liability For A Bad Faith Case – Update

Sep 08, 2014 By Shaun Marker

New York Passes Legislation Allowing Appraisal to Determine “Scope of Loss”

Jul 16, 2014 By Merlin Law Group

Carolina Coverage: Understanding Appraisal of a Property Damage claim in Tar Heel State, Part I

Jun 08, 2014 By Larry Bache

The Scope of Appraisal, Part 4: Delaware

May 21, 2014 By Ashley Harris