Ordinance and Law Coverage

The Two-Year Time Frame to Complete Ordinance and Law Construction—Ask for Extensions of Time to Repair and to File Suit

Aug 12, 2024 By Chip Merlin

Can Insurance Companies Ignore Building Codes and Local Building Officials? Damaged Old Roof Tiles No Longer Manufactured Cause Significant Insurance Disputes

Apr 12, 2024 By Chip Merlin

Interpreting “Incurred”: Its Plain and Ordinary Meaning in an Insurance Ordinance or Provision

Feb 01, 2024 By Merlin Law Group

Colorado Emergency Regulation 22-E-15 Concerning the Marshall Fire and Law & Ordinance Coverage

Aug 23, 2022 By Ruck DeMinico

What Does Demolition and Value Mean Under Coverage A of the Ordinance and Law Coverage?

Jun 27, 2022 By Chip Merlin

Total Loss Does Not Mean Supplemental Coverages Get Paid—Ceballo Overruled Mierzwa So That Law and Ordinance Does Not Get Automatically Paid Following a Total Loss

Jun 14, 2021 By Chip Merlin

Law or Ordinance: When Should It Be Applied?

Dec 09, 2020 By Merlin Law Group

The Insurer Disagrees With the Building Official and Will Not Pay Ordinance or Law Coverage—Find Out What To Do By Watching Tuesday at 2 With Chip

Nov 10, 2020 By Nicholas Conklin

When Can Ordinance or Law Coverage Be Appraised?

Sep 12, 2020 By Beaujeaux de Lapouyade

Law & Ordinance Exclusions and Coverage and Constructive Total Loss—A Florida Perspective

Sep 04, 2020 By Chip Merlin

Ordinance or Law Coverage: Do I Need It?

Apr 18, 2020 By Beaujeaux de Lapouyade

The Importance of Revising Building Laws and Ordinances, Which Explains Why Law and Ordinance Coverage Law is So Important To Purchase

Jan 13, 2020 By Chip Merlin