Responding to adjuster requests for a quick and easy way to find out an item’s salvage value, Tru-Markets, an investment...
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Articles by Denise Johnson
First party insurance claims involving recreational vehicles (RV) can often be traced to driver inexperience and forgetfulness. “The majority of...
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An attempt to hold a commercial landlord liable under Kentucky’s Dram Shop Act faltered earlier this month, when the Kentucky...
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This season’s abnormally hot weather has caused dry conditions in nearly every state, from Alaska to extreme drought in Hawaii....
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Hurricane Andrew hit South Florida with winds topping 160 mph on August 24, 1992, devastating several communities before striking the...
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The California Supreme Court recently ruled that policy stacking is the “correct” and “equitable” way to allow insureds the ability...
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Recently used weather terms, including haboobs and derechos (pronounced day-ray-cho), may leave some wondering what the unfamiliar words mean. Weather...
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The exclusive remedy for a worker injured in the course of his employment is the Workers’ Compensation Act (Act) regardless...
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The National Transportation Safety Board says Kentucky had received a warning about downed lights on the Eggner’s Ferry Bridge a...
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Several recent court case decisions in Pennsylvania could impact the way workers’ compensation adjusters handle claims. According to Tony Salvino,...
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