Legitimate Loss becomes a Crime When Insured Lies
Breach of Contractors Warranty Defeats Coverage
Attorney Fees for Enforcement of Settlements in Florida
Insurance Fraud
The Examination under Oath
Insurers Need To Audit Their Vendors' Service
Surprise: Insurance Is Not a Service
Insurer Must Go to Trial on Allegations of a Fraudulent Settlement
Required Insurance Training and Continuing Education
Insurance Fraud: The Orphan Child of the U.S. Justice System
Use Licensed Experts in Claims Litigation
The Lawyer as an Insurance Claims Expert
When Agents or Applicants Lie to Insurers
Insurance Fraud Fails in L.A. Superior Court
Insurer Sues Attorney for Malicious Prosecution
Sharing of Information between Insurers To Fight Fraud
The Ethical Dilemma Caused by Fighting Fraud
New ISO ACV Definition and California Statute
Claims in a Disaster
Rescission in California
Insurance and the Law of Unintended Consequences
Fraudulent Application Can Haunt the Broker
Infrared Detection of Water Damage
Ordinary Negligence Involving Toxic Chemicals Not Pollution
Mold and Fungi Insurance Claims
Stacking Insurance Limits
Adjusting Liability Claims
The Basics of Property Claim Adjusting
Litigation Management Can Destroy Promised Service
Why Insurance Fraud Succeeds
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