In this commentary, Bullivant Houser Bailey’s J. Douglas Durham and Erin Nelson discuss the coverage and adjustment issues presented by flood claims and provide practice insights for attorneys in deal ...

Richard Lewis and Marshall Gilinsky have provided an important commentary on the substantial shifts in the way business income interruption insurance claims have bee ...

It is always reassuring when our courts’ legal decisions are consistent with common sense.  As Ralph Waldo Emerson said, "Nothing astonishes us so much as common sense and plain dealing." Of course all words are ambiguous t ...

  While earthquakes and earthquake insurance are primarily matters of concern in California, there have been earthquakes in 46 states since 1975 and insurers underwrite earthquake policies in all 50 states. The California experience ...

After the shock of having their properties devastated by Hurricane Katrina, Gulf Coast residents were in for a another shock. The homeowner’s and commercial property insurance policies they depended on for recovery contained exclus ...

Darren A. Lossia and Charles W. Browning of the law firm of Plunkett Clooney here analyze a key decision among the many insurance coverage cases that have followed in the wake of hurri ...

Some Florida insurers are facing new assessments in the event the Citizens Property Insurance Corporation sustains a budget shortfall in the coming years. This is the result of the Florida State Legislature’s expansion of Continue reading >>