A homeowners’ insurance policy is a two-way street, requiring both the homeowners and the insurance company to uphold their end of the bargain. The homeowners pay premiums every month, recognizing that if an unforeseen loss occurs, their insurance company will provide...
If you have filed a lawsuit against your insurance company, one of the first things the attorney for your insurance company will likely do is request to take your deposition. “What is a deposition?” is a logical and understandable question for a homeowner to have in...
Mitigation credits are an important part of our current land use system. They provide important liquidity to otherwise environmentally encumbered land while striking a balance between developmental goals and environmental policy. Under the current framework,...
The litigation process can be a very foreign process for the average person. The first part of the process is filing a Complaint against the insurance company, alleging what the insurance company has done wrong. When dealing with property damage, this is a breach of...
One of the more overlooked aspects of purchasing automobile insurance is updating your insurance company when your children become of driving age. Your insurance company adjusts your annual premium based on how many people in a particular household could realistically...
Most policies provide insurance coverage for the Residence Premises and though each policy’s definition of the Residence Premises varies, most define the Residence Premises as the following: a. The one family dwelling where you reside; b. The two, three, or...
