Court Opinion

Florida Insurers Have A Strong Financial Incentive To Delay, Rather Than Deny, Claims

Sep 20, 2009 By Ruck DeMinico

Examinations and Sworn Statements Under Oath: What Are They and Their Relevance to Insurance Coverage From a Historical Study of Older Cases

Sep 09, 2009 By Chip Merlin

The Examination Under Oath: A Thirteen Part Series on Everything You Need (and Would Ever Want) to Know About Examinations Under Oath and Sworn Statements Under Oath Given Pursuant to a Property Insurance Claim

Sep 02, 2009 By Chip Merlin

Prejudgment Interest Award Following Appraisal

Aug 28, 2009 By Chip Merlin

Flood Insurance Waivers Concerning Proof of Loss are Subject to Judicial Review: A Recent Flood Case that Makes Sense

Aug 22, 2009 By Chip Merlin

Event Cancellation Insurance and the Michael Jackson Tour

Aug 17, 2009 By Chip Merlin

What does a Property Insurance Coverage Policyholder Lawyer Think About the Day After a Def Leppard Concert?

Aug 16, 2009 By Chip Merlin

Bad Faith Claims of Delayed Payment Can Be an Independent Basis for Bad Faith Even if Partial Denial is Correct

Aug 10, 2009 By Chip Merlin

Appraisals Better Be Won Because They are Difficult to Overturn–Even if Unfair in Result or Procedure

Aug 07, 2009 By Chip Merlin

Federal Flood Proofs of Loss Due on Friday and a Flood Case Showing How Unfair it Can Be to Fight National Flood in Court

Aug 04, 2009 By Chip Merlin

Increased Cost of Compliance to Code and Ordinance or Law Coverage for a Typical Loss Situation

Aug 01, 2009 By Chip Merlin

Liberalization Clauses are Very Helpful to Policyholders, But A Florida Court Takes a Consevative View

Jul 27, 2009 By Chip Merlin