U.S. Drilling Boom Leaves Some Homeowners in a Big Hole December 12, 2013 By Michelle Conlin When Gary Gless bought his sleek, modernist house in Los Angeles in 2002, he thought he had hit a “gold...
Forensic Firms Move Into New Business Lines October 23, 2013 By RYAN KELLY New Orleans CityBusiness After Hurricane Katrina, several forensic engineering firms popped up in the New Orleans area to serve an insurance industry overwhelmed...
PG&E to Settle Remaining San Bruno Pipeline Explosion Claims September 11, 2013 By Joel Rosenblatt and Mark Chediak PG&E Corp., owner of California’s largest utility, said it will settle “substantially all” remaining personal injury and property damage claims...
Making a House a Home: the ‘Residence Premises’ Definition July 16, 2013 By Wesley Todd An insured must reside at their property to have coverage for damage to their home under an HO form policy....
Thousands More Claims in After Oklahoma Tornadoes June 12, 2013 By JUSTIN JUOZAPAVICIUS Insurance companies have been deluged by property damage claims since tornadoes raked central Oklahoma last month, and on Monday state...
Louisiana City to Remove Driving Hazards From Cemetery November 26, 2012 Rails, cement posts, railroad ties and other objects set on corner cemetery plots to prevent drive-overs will be removed from...