Examination Under Oath

Can an Insured Impose Limitations on the Insurer’s Use of Personal Information During a Claim Investigation?

Aug 19, 2014 By Merlin Law Group

In Washington, an Insurer Cannot Demand an Examination Under Oath Unless it is Material to the Claim Investigation

Jun 25, 2014 By Merlin Law Group

I Appeared For Examination Under Oath, But The Insurance Company Says It Was Not A Meaningful Examination – Who Determines If I Complied?

May 29, 2014 By Shaun Marker

Is Your Examination Under Oath Testimony Admissible at Trial?

Apr 25, 2014 By Merlin Law Group

Compliance With Examinations Under Oath – Supreme Court of Florida Authority Hot Off The Press

Mar 14, 2014 By Merlin Law Group

California’s Codified Approach to the Examination Under Oath

Dec 19, 2013 By Merlin Law Group

Depositions versus Examinations Under Oath

Dec 06, 2013 By Merlin Law Group

Examinations Under Oath of Multiple Parties for the Same Claim

Nov 30, 2013 By Merlin Law Group

The Importance of Examinations Under Oath

Nov 22, 2013 By Merlin Law Group

Examination Under Oath Requests Matter in North Carolina

Jul 27, 2013 By Merlin Law Group

Consequences of Failing to Comply with Request for Examination Under Oath and Submission of Insufficient Proof of Loss in Texas

Jun 12, 2013 By Merlin Law Group

Insurance Policy Conditions (a/k/a/ Land Mines): Part 28 – An Insurer’s Exercising Conditions When There Is No Claim??? Huh??

May 10, 2013 By Merlin Law Group