Contractors

Roofers and Restoration Contractors Need to Nail Down Contract Terms: Unenforceable Agreements in the Insurance Restoration Industry Are Common but Often Not Challenged

Dec 16, 2024 By Chip Merlin

Roofer Agrees to Cease and Desist Consent Order Preventing Advertising and Acting As a Licensed Public Adjuster

Dec 13, 2024 By Chip Merlin

Roofing Contractor Challenges Iowa’s Public Adjusting Laws on Constitutional Grounds

Oct 12, 2024 By Chip Merlin

Dr. Roof or Dr. Roof Adjuster? Restoration Contractors and Roofers Need to Be Careful and Not Overstep into Adjusting Claims, Subjecting Them to Criminal Prosecution

Sep 19, 2024 By Chip Merlin

Are Many Restoration Contracts Unenforceable Because They Lack a Specific Price and Scope of Work?

Aug 22, 2024 By Chip Merlin

OSHA Costs, Training, and Compliance Must Be Accounted For By Restoration Contractors, Roofers, and Adjusters

Aug 15, 2024 By Chip Merlin

A New Trap for the Unwary Could Jeopardize Policyholder’s Entitlement to Penalties and Attorney Fees in Louisiana

Aug 13, 2024 By Lantz Savage

Restoration Contractors and Roofers Beware: Your Assignment of Benefits Agreements May Not Hold Up in Colorado

Jul 28, 2024 By Chip Merlin

Builders Risk Insurance and Soft-Cost Claims: What You Need to Know

Jul 24, 2024 By Chip Merlin

Why Do Roofers and Insurance Restoration Companies Submit Supplemental Insurance Claims?

Jul 15, 2024 By Chip Merlin

Everybody Must Follow the Law—Insurance Restoration Contractors Need to Stop Acting as Public Adjusters or Face Fines and Class Action Lawsuits

Jun 26, 2024 By Chip Merlin

Update on Tower Hill Lawsuit Against Florida Roofer Ricky McGraw

Jun 18, 2024 By Chip Merlin