John David Dickenson | Cozen O’Connor | January 15, 2015 Any Insurer issuing liability policies in Florida should be aware of the requirement of Florida’s Claims Administration Statute, § 627.426, or risk waiving viable “coverage defenses.” The definition of “coverage defense” under the statute has been the subject of considerable litigation in Florida for many… Continue reading Florida’s Claims Administration Statute – Use It or Lose Your “Coverage Defense”
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Court Again Defines Extent of Contractor’s Insurance Coverage
Craig Martin | Construction Contractor Advisor | November 10, 2014 The ever changing landscape of insurance coverage for contractors continues to be clarified in Texas. The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals applied Texas law in Crownover v. Mid-Continent Casualty Company, concluding that contractors do have insurance coverage to cover claims that a project was not constructed… Continue reading Court Again Defines Extent of Contractor’s Insurance Coverage
Insurance Coverage after Foreclosure?
Shane Smith | Property Insurance Coverage Blog | November 9, 2014 In August, the U.S. Court of Appeals addressed whether a homeowners’ property insurance policy was rendered void after the insureds lost the home in foreclosure, yet continued to reside in the home and suffered a loss.1 Fred and Debbie Baptist purchased their property insurance… Continue reading Insurance Coverage after Foreclosure?
More Or Less Natural Hazard Risk Than Average: It’s All About Location
Kathryn Dobbyn | CoreLogic | November 3, 2014 We all intuitively know that location matters when it comes to real estate. For the U.S. housing market, emphasis on location has in the past been in terms of factors such as school districts, commuting times, mass transit and walkability. That being said, in 2013, severe weather… Continue reading More Or Less Natural Hazard Risk Than Average: It’s All About Location