The court found the potential for coverage because the policy applied to two structures on the same undivided parcel.

Many claims pain points stem from ineffective communications and a failure to cut through the complexity of the claims process.

This case serves as a stark reminder of a growing threat: fraudulent claims facilitated by artificial intelligence.

The plaintiffs intend to file a bad-faith suit in the case after their insurance company repeatedly refused to tender its policy until shortly before trial.