Objects won at charity auctions rarely reflect their true market value. Agreed value vs. stated value spells trouble when this is not your average bear.
Objects won at charity auctions rarely reflect their true market value. Agreed value vs. stated value spells trouble when this is not your average bear.
A company recently received a call to consult regarding the contents in a home that had experienced a fire. The adjuster described the contents in the home as high end.
Many policies preclude payment for claims involving "black market" items. So who's accountable for proving the legitimacy of objectsthe insured or the carrier?