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11 Jan What is a Proof of Loss?

Posted at 13:58h in First Party Property, First Party Property Insurance, Hurricane Deductible, Insurance Policy, Law and Ordinance, RCV, Replacement Cost Value by admin 0 Comments

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By Wesley J. Farrell, Esq. After a loss, an insurance company will sometimes request that you complete and sign a form called a Proof of Loss. A proof of loss is a statement of the amount of money being requested in your insurance claim and it must...

08 Jan Understanding Different Types of Homeowners Insurance Policies

Posted at 15:12h in First Party Property, First Party Property Insurance, Hurricane Deductible, Insurance Policy, Law and Ordinance, RCV, Replacement Cost Value by admin 0 Comments

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By Jesmany Jomarron, Esq. Homeowners coverage provides financial protection against loss due to disasters, theft and accidents. Most standard policies include four essential types of coverage: Coverage for the structure of your home; Coverage for your personal belongings; Liability protection; and Coverage for Additional Living Expenses....

12 Dec An Overview of the Appraisal Process in Florida

Posted at 22:34h in 627.7015, Appraisal, Claim Denial, First Party Property, Property Insurance, Umpire by admin 0 Comments

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By Ricky K. Patel, Esq. Are you thinking of suing your insurance company because it won’t agree to pay what your adjuster or contractor says is needed to fix your hurricane-damaged roof? Don’t be surprised if your insurer sends your dispute to an alternative resolution process called...

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11 Jan What is a Proof of Loss?

08 Jan Understanding Different Types of Homeowners Insurance Policies

12 Dec An Overview of the Appraisal Process in Florida

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