Comma-tose: Florida Coverage Case Hinged on Punctuation Question December 22, 2021 By William Rabb Coverage disputes often hinge on the exact wording of an insurance policy. In a case in federal court in South...
New Kid on Block Will Use Tech, Rapid Repair Networks to Survive Florida Market December 21, 2021 By William Rabb When the Florida insurance world heard that a newly formed homeowners’ insurance carrier was stepping into the troubled Florida waters,...
Insurer Can Keep Using its Own Repair Contractor, Florida Appeals Court Finds December 21, 2021 By William Rabb For the fourth time this year, a Florida appeals court has decided in favor of People’s Trust Insurance Co., requiring...
Are Too Many Comp Claims Being Opposed? Some Major Employers Think So December 20, 2021 By William Rabb Employers may be warming up to the idea that fighting some workers’ compensation claims and medical treatments can be counterproductive,...
Tornadoes Destroyed Kentucky Insurance Agency, Damaged Others as Claims Pour In December 16, 2021 By William Rabb A number of insurance agencies in southwestern Kentucky sustained damage at their own offices during the massive tornado rampage last...
Insurers Begin Work in Areas Hard-Hit By Weekend Tornadoes December 15, 2021 By William Rabb and Elizabeth Blosfield Insurance claims and loss estimates are beginning to come in from the group of deadly and damaging tornadoes that moved...
Texting the Witness During Video Deposition. There’s an App to Prevent That. December 15, 2021 By William Rabb If attorneys are concerned about opposing counsel texting a witness during a remote, virtual deposition, there are some remedies for...
Are Too Many Comp Claims Being Opposed? Some Major Employers Think So December 14, 2021 By William Rabb Employers may be warming up to the idea that fighting some workers’ compensation claims and medical treatments can be counterproductive,...
Tornadoes That Ripped Across Central U.S. Could Be Costliest Outbreak on Record December 13, 2021 By William Rabb and Elizabeth Blosfield A group of tornadoes that tore across the central U.S. on December 10 and 11 resulted in widespread damage in...
Snowbirds Could Feel Chill: Citizens Revives Idea of Surcharge on 2nd Homes December 7, 2021 By William Rabb Citizens Property Insurance Corp. officials have spoken extensively about the need to depopulate the insurer’s rolls and reduce its dramatic...