On May 8, 2019, the Louisiana Supreme Court held that insurance policies requiring litigation to be brought in another state, even if the policy was issued and covered losses occurring in Louisiana, are valid which could lead to major consequences for Louisiana insureds. In Creekstone Juban I, LLC v. XL Insurance America, Inc., the Supreme… Continue reading LA Supreme Court Upholds Enforceable Insurance Forum Clauses
Businesses often carry general liability insurance, which covers property and content damages. Insurance policies are negotiated and are reviewed as an ordinary contract between the parties. In addition, courts are directed to rule in favor of coverage if there are any ambiguities or uncertainties, which helps the insurance policy holder in uncertain cases. When catastrophe… Continue reading Disputing Insurance Property Damage Appraisal Tips
Introduction Businesses often carry multiple forms of insurance. Workers Compensations, business interruption and general liability insurance to name a few. If your business has contents such as office furniture and inventory, you will want to be sure you have insurance in case of a fire, flood, storm or other type of catastrophe. In addition, if… Continue reading What to do if Your Business Property Damage Claim is Denied