At this time of year, the real estate market heats up because Buyers are often anxious to find a new home before school starts. Many transactions are handled very competently by local Realtors...
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In Kentucky, the question of whether labor is depreciable appears to have gotten significantly more complicated.
On April 25, 2016, Judge Thapar, in the Eastern District of Kentucky held that a...
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April 19, 2016. May an insurer depreciate labor when calculating actual cash value in a first party insurance claim?
The answer is yes. A recent federal court decision from the...
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New York is one of the relatively few states that has declined to recognize a cause of action in tort for the bad faith denial of a first-party insurance...
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In New Jersey, bad faith claims are currently governed by two New Jersey Supreme Court decisions: Rova Farms Resort, Inc. v. Investors Ins. Co. and Pickett v. Lloyd’s. In...
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Yesterday I received a call from a person claiming to be from my credit card company. The caller identified my bank and said he was calling about my _____Card. It sounded legitimate since the...
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As our parents age and start to slow down, adult children are faced with the difficult task of talking to them about helping out and potentially managing their finances. This conversation can be...
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Recent high-profile attacks in Paris and San Bernardino, CA have refocused the attention of the insurance industry upon terrorism coverage issues. The question of whether terrorism coverage applies...
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