Articles by Jim Sams

A Colorado law that allows claimants to collect double coverage if a claim is unreasonably denied or delayed does not... Read More

Legal malpractice claims usually aren’t filed until after somebody loses a lawsuit. But what happens when the underlying dispute hasn’t... Read More

Nearly a third of homeowners’ insurance claims are caused by water damage, costing carriers an average of more than $11,000... Read More

Georgia shoppers who are unable to load bulky purchases onto their vehicles by themselves might find store employees less willing... Read More

Another federal appellate court ruled Monday that a business interruption caused by COVID-19 does not amount to a physical damage... Read More

US Insurers — already hammered by extraordinary losses caused by natural disasters — are also failing to raise premiums at... Read More

The number of carjackings has exploded in major US cities in the past two years, along with a less astonishing... Read More

Larry Nassar is accused of sexually assaulting hundreds of girls and young women while working with USA Gymnastics, resulting in... Read More

California’s $250,000 cap on non-economic damages in medical malpractice lawsuits applies to actions by physician assistants even if they are... Read More

A claims adjuster’s sub-standard investigation of a potential fatal accident claim does not warrant a multi-million award of damages against... Read More