Historically, assessing the “like kind and quality” (LKQ) attributes of floor coverings that have been damaged by flood, fire, mold...
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Researchers at Duke Medicine reported that health care costs increase in parallel with body mass measurements. Pharmacy and medical costs...
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Recently the Wisconsin Supreme Court narrowed the concept of “occurrence” as defined in homeowners policies. In Schinner v. Gundrum, 349...
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Just one of 11 minicars tested in an Insurance Institute for Highway Safety small overlap front crash test achieved an...
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At many small insurance firms, investigators still record reports and interviews using analog devices, namely portable magnetic tape cassette recorders....
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CRDN was called out to clean property contents after a fire in Michigan. The items included a child’s cherished backpack...
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According to a new study, the number and rate of injuries sustained by children in shopping carts continues to climb,...
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New York issued $370 million in bonds to assist businesses in failed group self-insured trusts fulfill their obligations to their...
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An adjuster’s deposition, if relevant and well-prepared, can provide the backbone of a strong defense, assuming defense counsel and the...
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Rollovers have been a big problem for the last 40 years, resulting in one-third (9,000) of the annual automotive fatalities...
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