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Collapse Coverage Exclusions | Property Insurance Coverage Law Blog
In Stock v. Allstate Insurance Company, 1 the policyholders thought they had done everything right. They bought…
Farmers Smart Plan Endorsements | Property Insurance Coverage Law Blog
In the aftermath of wildfires, when families are left sifting through ashes and trying to rebuild…
Transpac Race Insurance Challenges| Property Insurance Coverage Law Blog
I know it’s been a while since I posted. In fact, Steve Badger texted me begging…
Insurance Agent Negligence | Property Insurance Coverage Law Blog
Insurance agent negligence cases are rarely easy. A recent decision offers valuable insight into how insurance…
Court Overturns Plea After Judge Inflates Maximum Sentence — New York Criminal Attorney Blog — March 21, 2025
When a judge warns that losing at trial could mean forty-five years behind bars for a…
Can a Police Officer Legally Question and Detain You in Your Driveway? — New York Criminal Attorney Blog — March 14, 2025
In a recent case before a New York criminal court, a police officer followed a suspect…
When Does a Witness Qualify as an Expert in New York Criminal Cases? — New York Criminal Attorney Blog — February 20, 2025
During litigation, it is common for one party to have an expert testify in support of…
When Can a Police Officer Legally Demand that an Occupant Step Out of His Parked Vehicle? — New York Criminal Attorney Blog — March 7, 2025
In the state of New York, case law is clear that police officers have the right…
When Can Police Officers Legally Impound a Vehicle After a Traffic Stop? — New York Criminal Attorney Blog — January 23, 2025
In some criminal cases, officers impound a suspect’s car after they conduct a traffic stop. Is…
When Should a Trial Attorney File a Motion to Suppress? — New York Criminal Attorney Blog — February 6, 2025
As we have often discussed, one powerful tool that criminal defense attorneys can employ is the…
Can Minor Violations of Traffic Law Reasonably Lead to a Traffic Stop in New York? — New York Criminal Attorney Blog — January 25, 2025
If you drive on the roads of New York, you are automatically susceptible to police-initiated traffic…
Pool Pop-up Insurance Denial | Property Insurance Coverage Law Blog
After what felt like months of rain, New York is now facing a record-breaking heatwave, with…
Anti-concurrent Causation Clause | Property Insurance Coverage Law Blog
The recent federal court ruling in Lawrence v. State Farm Fire and Casualty Company 1 shows how the…
Code Upgrade Insurance Coverage | Property Insurance Coverage Law Blog
In the wake of property damage, whether caused by wind, fire, or storm, policyholders rightly expect…
RMAPIA Fire Protocols | Property Insurance Coverage Law Blog
The Rocky Mountain Association of Public Insurance Adjusters (RMAPIA) has produced a comprehensive and scientifically grounded…
Mark Boardman Passes | Property Insurance Coverage Law Blog
I was celebrating a win over a crazy case at a Florida Association of Public Insurance…
Homeowners Can Claim Replacement Costs| Property Insurance Coverage Law Blog
Florida’s Second District Court of Appeal issued an opinion yesterday in Brito v. Citizens Property Insurance Corporation…
Raise Public Adjuster Standards | Property Insurance Coverage Law Blog
At recent industry gatherings, one being the NAPIA annual meeting last week and the other hosted…
Florida Claims Adjuster Ethics | Property Insurance Coverage Law Blog
A printed memo from a prominent independent adjusting firm with a company name that sounds almost…