Jim Loveland – February 12, 2013 Latest version allows property professionals to estimate claims on mobile, tablet, online, or desktop platforms Today at its fourth annual user conference, Xactware unveiled Xactimate® version 28, a revolutionary new way to estimate structural repair costs on mobile, online, and desktop platforms. When the update is released in spring… Continue reading Xactware Unveils Revolutionary Multi-Platform Xactimate version 28
Category: Insurance Claims
10 Bad Faith Insurance Claim Practices
D.J. Banovitz – January 7, 2013 Learn about some common bad faith insurance claim practices. If you are dealing with a denied claim after unfair practice, get legal help from a Denver attorney. Unfortunately, bad faith insurance practices can leave victims without the compensation to which they are entitled following an accident. There are many… Continue reading 10 Bad Faith Insurance Claim Practices
Sandy-Related Insured Losses Likely to Exceed $20 Billion – Insurance Networking News
Chris McMahon – January 8, 2013 Fitch says total estimated losses could continue to rise, as several insurers have yet to release loss estimates. Insured losses attributable to Superstorm Sandy will exceed $20 billion, according to an update from Fitch Ratings, and based on loss estimates from individual companies totaling $16 to $17 billion so… Continue reading Sandy-Related Insured Losses Likely to Exceed $20 Billion – Insurance Networking News
Navigating the Insurance Implications of Superstorm Sandy
Mary Beth Forshaw and Bryce L. Friedman – December 11, 2012 In the weeks since Sandy struck the east coast of the United States, estimates of property damage, business interruption expenses and other related losses have exceeded $70 billion, with insured losses estimated to be in the $25 billion range. As hundreds of thousands of… Continue reading Navigating the Insurance Implications of Superstorm Sandy
California Court Reaffirms Negligent Professional Advice not an Occurrence
In its recent decision in Aquarius Well Drilling, Inc. v. American States Insurance Co., 2012 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 172770 (E.D. Cal. Dec. 4, 2012), the United States District Court for the Eastern District of California had occasion to consider whether an insured’s professional negligence constituted an occurrence for the purpose of triggering coverage under a… Continue reading California Court Reaffirms Negligent Professional Advice not an Occurrence