Sometimes the repair of damages from a hurricane can lead to unexpected mitigation, such as in the case when replacement of flooring required asbestos abatement.

When the at-fault party's limits are exceeded and the injured party's carrier also pays out, how are the at-fault party's funds distributed?

When a maintenance item is left unattended it can lead to further damage, such as when a tree is allowed to continue growing out of a downspout.

Civil authority and additional living expenses are often the first coverages that come into play after a storm.

Is an honest mistake a compensable loss?

This Q&A deals with an installer's instructions to a homeowner regarding the need for a replacement appliance and a claim for damages caused by the older appliance.

A surfing instructor is injured on the job, and the carrier says w/c coverage doesn't apply but the Jones Act does. What's correct?

The current cost of lumber and other building materials is unusually higher than normal; how does this affect claim settlement when the loss occurred before the building materials become so expensive?

The insured is a body shop, who happens to be repairing a customer auto. While having the care, custody and control of a client's car, an employee collided…

Above ground pools suffer from age and wear like anything else. When the neighbor's pool collapses and causes damage to the insured's property, is there coverage?