Edward Eshoo | Property Insurance Coverage Law Blog | August 4, 2018 My article published in Adjusting Today,1 Property Insurance 101: Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Examinations Under Oath – But Were Afraid to Ask!, was the subject of my blog post last month. As discussed in the article, an examination under oath (“EUO”) is not… Continue reading Examinations Under Oath: Be Careful What You Ask For
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Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Examinations Under Oath — But Were Afraid to Ask!
Edward Eshoo Jr. | Adjusting Today | July 2018 Introduction Property insurance policies impose certain duties or obligations upon an insured in the event of loss or damage.1 One such enumerated duty is submitting to an examination under oath (“EUO”), a formal proceeding during which an insured is orally questioned by a representative of the insurer, usually counsel, under oath… Continue reading Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Examinations Under Oath — But Were Afraid to Ask!
Effective Use Of Examinations Under Oath In Pipe Freeze Claims
Seth I. Weinstein | Lewis Brisbois | March 9, 2018 While the weather has temporarily warmed in parts of the Northeast, January brought bitter cold temperatures throughout the East Coast and elsewhere. A deluge of claims have followed associated with frozen pipes. Many claim disputes pertain to whether an insured utilized “best efforts,” “due diligence,”… Continue reading Effective Use Of Examinations Under Oath In Pipe Freeze Claims
Examinations Under Oath – What You Need to Know
Kevin Pollack | Property Insurance Coverage Law | November 27, 2016 Most property and business policies contain a provision requiring the insured to submit to an examination under oath (known as an “EUO”) by the insurance company in connection with an insurance claim. It is similar to a deposition, with the policyholder providing sworn testimony… Continue reading Examinations Under Oath – What You Need to Know
California Examinations Under Oath: Protecting the Insured through a Reasonable Examination Under Oath
Denise Sze | Property Insurance Coverage Law Blog | December 30, 2015 Over a course of the last few years I’ve written about California Insurance Code 2071.1 and an insured’s rights, which includes the right to review their claim file before an examination under oath (EUO) is conducted. As the year draws to a close… Continue reading California Examinations Under Oath: Protecting the Insured through a Reasonable Examination Under Oath