Original Article Written By Jim Sams of Claims Journal Texas policyholders don’t have to prove that their insurer acted in bad faith in order to collect 18% interest on late claim payments. A Houston plaintiff’s attorney defeated State Farm Lloyd’s for the fourth time on the same issue, this time coming away with a federal […]
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Matching is one of the most difficult issues to handle within the world of property insurance. For example, if after a hail storm, part o f the owner’s siding is damaged, and their siding company no longer carries the existing siding, what is one to do? Should the entire property’s siding be replaced or is […]
About Hurricane Laura Prior to making landfall in the US, Laura had produced serious damage and took nearly two dozen lives across Hati and the Dominican Republic. As it was moving through the Gulf of Mexico, Laura quickly grew from a Category 1 to a Category 4 within 24 hours. In the early morning of […]
Tuesday Night’s Storm Caused 1 Tornado & Tennis Ball Sized Hail Storms raged through eastern Colorado late Tuesday night causing high winds, large hail, and even a tornado in Lincoln County. The storm has passed, now what? The first thing you need to do is to check your property for any potential hail and wind […]
According to the catastrophe risk modeling firm, Karen Clark & Company, the total insured losses from Hurricane Hanna could reach up to $350 million. What does the estimate include? Karen Clark & Company reported the estimate includes the privately insured wind and storm surge damage to residential, commercial/industrial properties and automobiles. The estimate does not include […]
About Hurricane Hanna After several days of uncertainty, Hurricane Hanna made landfall as a Category 1 on July 25, 2020, hitting Padre Island the hardest. After landfall, the storm traveled southwest and weakened rapidly due to interaction with mountainous terrain and by July 26 had weakened into a tropical storm as it passed into Mexico. […]
“The American people are being grossly deceived by their insurance companies,” said Scott Friedson, CEO of Insurance Claim Recovery Support. Friedson is a public insurance adjuster who advocates for policy holders. He is fighting the insurance companies on this issue and trying hold them accountable. “They need to be holding the interest of policyholders equal […]
Avoiding Unnecessary Litigation With a Public Adjuster Commercial contractors and their clients carry a lot of risk managing the time and expenses of dealing with insurance claims. Overhead and profit, general conditions, policy language, interpretation of policy, code upgrades, negotiations, statutes, estimates, engineer reports, adjusters, attorneys, and appraisers are just a few of the factors […]
Original Article from The Amarillo Pioneer and written by Thomas Warren Thunderstorms rolled through Amarillo on Friday afternoon, bringing heavy rains, hail, and lightning. The storm rolled in just before 4pm in Amarillo, with hail slamming several neighborhoods. The storm caused some power outages, according to Xcel Energy’s outage map, and at least one fire […]
