When an association policy is nonrenewed and the new policy is substantially more so that unit owners are assessed for the increase in premium, can they file a claim under their loss assessment coverage for the increase?

It's important to consider the what if's when selecting the proper coverages for an insured's operations, as is shown in this week's question about an insured who installs batteries in customers' vehicles.

When an insured has a triple net lease with the tenants, what coverage does the insured need on the property?

When a tree falls on a travel trailer, does coverage fall under the dwelling policy or the auto policy for damage to the trailer?

A vehicle is sent to an insured but it never arrives; is there coverage?

When an insured takes a vehicle off the policy, how long does she have to add a new vehicle for it to be considered a replacement vehicle?

How does the age of a structure affect a denial of coverage for "wear and tear"?

A question dealing with contracts, policy provisions and edition dates.

We are starting to see an influx of claims where the loss report states the plumbing backed up into the sinks, showers, and/or toilets. Some of these claims…

Who pays for coverage when a landlord's busted pipe damaged a tenant's property?