Has The Flood Exclusion Been Washed Away?
Aaron F. Fishbein of Mound Cotton Wollan & Greengrass
So far, this year has been one of the rainiest on record. California, Oregon, and Washington have had torrential do.
The Insurance Company Already Paid Me. Is My Claim Closed for Good, Now?
Barry Fischer
The short answer is: NO. Your settlement is not final. It can be reopened. For example, you might have had an .
Recent Trends in Plumbing Leak / Foundation Damage Claims Under Commercial Property Policies
Michele M. Cassidy of Thompson, Coe, Cousins & Irons, LLP
The past few years have seen an increase in property insurance claims involving cosmetic and foundation damage caused by plumbing leaks under commercial property policies. This article seeks to detail this area of insurance law.
Common Homeowners' and Business Liability Insurance Issues in Illinois
Salvi & Maher
A variety of injuries are covered by homeowners? and business liability insurance.
Homeowners Insurance Coverage
Diviacchi Law Office
As with any type of insurance, the only way for a policyholder to know with some certainty what is and what is not .
California Senate Bill 800: "Groundbreaking" Legislation Concerning Construction Defect Claims
Greenberg Glusker
Last-minute legislation intended to increase the supply of affordable, multi-family housing in California was signed into law in early October 2002 and will be effective as of January 1, 2003. Crafted as a compromise among developer/builder interests and consumer attorneys, the bill is aimed at reducing the number of construction-defect lawsuits that have been seen as resulting in a dearth of new condominium and townhouse construction throughout California since the early 1990's and a significant factor in the increased cost of housing. The bill also is intended to facilitate the ability of developers/builders to obtain liability insurance for the housing constructed.