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After the Storm: What an Association Needs to Know
June 14, 2017
Michael J. Higer
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Hurricane Preparedness, Insurance, Insurance Litigation
Michael Higer and Gina Clausen Lozier teaches some of the important things an association needs to know following the reporting of an insurance claim. Click here to watch. For more information, please contact Michael J. Higer or Gina Clausen Lozier on the firm’s dispute resolution team.
Who’s on First/Third?
June 7, 2017
Jonathan F. Claussen
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Hurricane Preparedness, Insurance, Insurance Litigation
As Floridians prepare for the upcoming hurricane season, it is important to understand the different types of claims that may result in damage to your property. Claims related to damage to your property can fall under what are called a first party claim or a third party claim. A first party claim generally involves seeking coverage for the loss or damage
Post Loss Compliance: The Duty to Give Prompt Notice
June 5, 2017
Gina Clausen Lozier
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Hurricane Preparedness, Insurance, Insurance Litigation
All property insurance policies impose responsibilities on an insured in the event of a loss. One of those responsibilities is to provide notice of a claim. The purpose of a policy’s notice clause is to allow the insurance company to evaluate its rights and afford it an opportunity to investigate the claim. Depending on the terms of the insurance