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The Fungus Among Us

Mold claims are handled somewhat differently than other claims because of the threat of adverse health effects.

By Mark Henderson | Updated on October 29, 2008

Mold claims are handled somewhat differently than other claims because of the threat of adverse health effects. Either real or perceived, health risks can often add a sense of urgency, and there may be immediate involvement of more experts than are typically involved in a property damage claim. This article addresses how to process third-party claims resulting from a construction defect, a defective product, or improper installation with ensuing mold to either a residential or a commercial building.

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