American Adjuster Association
It’s no secret Illinois policyholders have a hard time pursuing bad faith claims against insurance carriers. Due to state courts not recognizing bad faith as
A statistic that made headlines in early April in regards to Florida’s insurance crisis may be incorrect in the context it was applied, according to
Several updates made to HB 305 could create additional loopholes that incentivize carriers to underpay valid property damage claims. This bill was originally introduced to
Two FL insurance bills, HB305 and SB76, were introduced in January of this year to indirectly lower homeowners insurance premiums. Three months later, both bills
HB 1433 will keep MRP’s out of Texas. Everything is bigger in Texas, especially when it comes to hail and severe weather events. In fact,
Florida policyholders have been promised lower insurance rates for years by legislators and lawmakers. As recently as 2019, a new law went into effect that
Florida state legislators are marketing SB76 as the solution to Floria’s insurance problems. Jim Boyd is among them and claims lawyers are incentivized to sue
The roof reimbursement schedule proposed under SB76, HB 305, will leave Florida policyholders picking up the tab for what property insurance should cover. If the
To help consumers and small businesses receive equitable payments on insurance claims, Rep. La Shawn K. Ford is sponsoring legislation to help policyholders get fairly
A key argument in most first party breach of contract cases is whether or not consequential damages can be recovered. Should damages that were caused
The American Adjuster Association has a clearly defined message for what they are trying to accomplish for policyholders: Fairness and Balance. In short, equitable solutions
2020 was a year of record-breaking storms that caused billions of dollars in claims across the U.S. Insurance policies are the safety net home and
