Browsing: property damage

Oklahoma has passed legislation restricting the post-loss assignment of benefits for property damage under various insurance policies, aiming to reduce fraud and lower insurance costs.

After severe storms cause destruction, understanding insurance coverage is crucial for recovering lost or damaged property. Alfa Insurance agent Austin Bowman explains what’s covered under homeowners and auto insurance policies.

After severe storms devastated her St. Louis home, Margaret Williams faced a harsh reality: she and her husband were among the many homeowners without insurance. This story explores the growing issue of uninsured homes in the Midwest and across the United States.

After an EF3 tornado damaged thousands of homes in north St. Louis, concerns arise about insurance coverage in communities with high percentages of uninsured or underinsured properties

A Pennsylvania federal judge dismissed a class-action lawsuit where homeowners accused State Farm of limiting compensation by incorrectly using a “new construction” setting in software during property damage claims.

A Tampa-based firm, The Fire Claims Adjuster, helps homeowners and businesses navigate the complexities of fire damage insurance claims, securing fair compensation.

An analysis of contingent business interruption (CBI) coverage in the context of the Los Angeles area fires, including relevant case law and potential challenges for policyholders.

Residents of North Carolina are grappling with insurance claim denials and policy cancellations in the wake of Hurricane Helene, leaving many feeling frustrated and uncertain about their future.

A new survey reveals widespread worry among Canadians regarding the financial and property impacts of climate change, extreme weather, and disasters, with insurance rates and property damage as top concerns.

A recent survey reveals that a significant majority of Canadians are worried about the effects of climate change on their properties and finances, as rising insurance rates become a major concern.