Court Opinion

The Difference in the Outcome of Your COVID-19 Business Interruption Suit May Depend on Which Court You File In

Nov 12, 2022 By Harrece Gassery

Louisiana Appellate Court Finds Coverage For Covid Business Losses

Jun 20, 2022 By Chip Merlin

Breaking Appraisal News! Colorado Allows Causation To Be Determined In Appraisal

Oct 01, 2021 By Chip Merlin

Policyholders Can Record Appraisal Inspection

Jul 30, 2021 By Merlin Law Group

Insurance Company Attorneys Often Wrongfully Argue That a Fraud Occurs When Parties Only Have a Difference of Opinion

Jun 13, 2021 By Chip Merlin

Accord & Satisfaction: Puerto Rico Supreme Court Rules for Policyholder in Hurricane Maria Claim

Jun 10, 2021 By Merlin Law Group

Has Your Insurer Elected to Repair Your Damage? It Needs to Do the Work In a Reasonable Time and Correctly

May 21, 2021 By Chip Merlin

Multi-District Litigation Policyholders Win a Business Interruption Coverage Battle Over “Direct Physical Loss”

Feb 25, 2021 By Merlin Law Group

Florida Supreme Court Issues Anti-Consumer Opinion and Holds Insurance Companies Are Immune From Foreseeable and Consequential Damages When They Breach Contracts

Jan 23, 2021 By Chip Merlin

Is the California Notice-Prejudice Rule a Fundamental Public Policy For Purposes of Choice of Law Analysis?

Oct 04, 2020 By Iris Kuhn

Can the Public Adjuster on a Contingent Fee Act As the Appraiser?

Apr 16, 2020 By Chip Merlin

California Supreme Court Rules Vertical Stacking Applies, Not Horizontal

Apr 11, 2020 By Daniel Veroff