William C. “Corey” Harris | Merlin Law Group, PA | September 23, 2015 As I have noted in the past, the appraisal process has become a hot topic in the property insurance world in the past few years. Colorado has become ground zero for many of these disputes. While many states have statutory or appellate… Continue reading Colorado Continues to Wrestle with the Appraisal Process
Tag: Appraisal
Appointing An Umpire for an Appraisal–Do You Have To File a Lawsuit?
Chip Merlin | Property Insurance Coverage Law Blog | May 27, 2015 I listened carefully to a speech, Point/Counter Point – Update on Appraisal and Insurable Interest Principles of Property Insurance Procedures for the Public Adjuster, given by attorneys Jeffrey Diamond and Wayne Taylor last Tuesday at the Georgia Association of Public Insurance Adjusters Spring Conference.… Continue reading Appointing An Umpire for an Appraisal–Do You Have To File a Lawsuit?
After Appraisal Award Is Paid: You May Not Get Your Day in Court
Nyanza Moore – May 6, 2014 In MLCSV10 v. Hartford Stream Boiler Inspection and Insurance Company,1 current and former owners of insured commercial property brought state-court actions against insurers to recover cost of repairing hurricane damage and vandalism, asserting causes of action for breach of an insurance contract, breach of the duty of good faith… Continue reading After Appraisal Award Is Paid: You May Not Get Your Day in Court
Utah Court of Appeals Limits Third-Party Beneficiary Contract Claims Against Appraisers, but Recognizes Tort Based Third-Party Claims
David Leta – Snell & Wilmer – January 13, 2014
Texas Appraisal – Snap Shot of Appraisal Provisions in Gulf Coast States
Nyanza Moore – November 26, 2013 Insurance policies often include appraisal provisions that can not only vary from state to state but policy to policy. In this first snap shot I’ll focus on appraisal provisions found in some Texas policies and how the Texas courts have interpreted them. The purpose of an appraisal provision is… Continue reading Texas Appraisal – Snap Shot of Appraisal Provisions in Gulf Coast States