Chip Merlin | Property Insurance Coverage Law Blog | February 4, 2019 Flood insurance claims governed by the National Flood Insurance Program are different. The requirements to get paid are strict and must be complied with. Many inexperienced attorneys and public adjusters prepare these claims improperly and the result is that policyholders do not get… Continue reading Partial Flood Proofs of Loss Requesting Only Items In Dispute Are Losers In Flood Claims
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10 Factors to Consider when Adjusting Flood Claims
Patricia L. Harman | Property Casualty 360° | January 6, 2016 As the Midwest begins to dry out from massive flooding, insurance adjusters and contractors from across the country will be working to get covered insureds back to some semblance of normalcy. For those who have flood insurance, the claims process is just beginning, and they… Continue reading 10 Factors to Consider when Adjusting Flood Claims
Court Holds Statute of Limitations on Flood Claims is One Year From Date Proof of Loss is Denied
Charles Mathis – Property Insurance Coverage Law Blog – September 25, 2014 On September 15, 2014, United States District Judge, Faith S. Hochberg issued an Order in Kroll v. Johnson, which held the statute of limitations on Superstorm Sandy flood claims is one year from the date the insurance company denies the policyholder’s proof of… Continue reading Court Holds Statute of Limitations on Flood Claims is One Year From Date Proof of Loss is Denied