New Software Promises to Cut Claims Assignment Time CEO Sees Product Moving in Same Direction as Uber App New software released by IAS Claim Services, a nationwide independent... Read More
New Technology on Vehicles is Working to Reduce Crashes Autonomous or “driverless” cars generate a lot of media buzz because of the public’s fascination with new technology and what... Read More
When Does Directing Traffic Constitute Vehicle Use? Some courts have concluded that law enforcement officers, while on foot, directing traffic constitutes the “use” of a police vehicle... Read More
Why Insurers Shouldn’t Produce Claims Files in Florida Every time an insurance company is sued for breach of the insurance contract, it receives a Request for Production for... Read More
What Constitutes Collapse for Purposes of Property Insurance Coverage? Standard homeowner and business property policies do not define the term “collapse.” The meaning of “collapse” has been the subject... Read More
Tapering Polypharmacy Regimens Polypharmacy is a term used to describe a situation when a patient is prescribed multiple drugs. The term is frequently... Read More
Data Breach Suit Verdicts Impact Third-Party Liability Coverage Two recent class action lawsuits herald a shift in how courts view data breach events and the harm... Read More
Texting While Driving in Florida: An Opportunity to Pursue Punitive Damages? There are a number of ad campaigns on Florida’s airways and its television stations, warning of the dangers of texting... Read More
Stay Vigilant: 2013’s Enduring Catastrophe Lessons Hurricane season starts in a few weeks. As the claims community prepares for the uncertain months ahead, many carriers may... Read More
Historical Tour of the Contra Proferentem Doctrine As I review cases to supplement my various publications I come across some cases that I would characterize as being... Read More