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Submitting a Hurricane Insurance Claim That Won’t Be Denied
The 2024 Atlantic hurricane season came in with a bang, and there’s still a long way to go. Hurricane Beryl, the season’s first hurricane and the earliest Atlantic category 5 storm on record, may cost U.S. insurers $2.7 billion, according to catastrophe modeling company Karen Clark & Co.
Bad Faith and Settlements in New York: Your Insurer Must Protect Your Interests
When your business is sued by a third party, your liability insurance company has a good-faith obligation to honor the promises it made to you in your insurance contract. This includes defending you in court and indemnifying you for any judgments or settlements for covered claims, up to the policy limit.
What are the different types of reinsurance?
Reinsurance is an insurance product for insurance companies, enabling them to transfer some of their risks to a reinsurance company.
“Other Insurance” Clauses in Insurance Contracts
Placing “other insurance” clauses in insurance contracts is one of many ways that insurers look to limit their liability.
Protect Older Relatives by Monitoring Their Long-Term Care Insurance Accounts
Read Your Policy Carefully: Some Group Long-Term Disability Policies Allow Insurers to Avoid Paying for More Than a Year
How We Arrive at a Disability Date for Your Partial Long-Term Disability Claim
