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Explosions are a covered peril on most homeowners insurance policies. If you experience a gas leak, propane grill explosion,…

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They can speed up claims, significantly increase claim settlements, and keep insurers honest. We’ve discussed myths about homeowners insurance…

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Insurance companies, unfortunately, often take advantage of inexperience when processing claims. They may offer a lower-than-expected settlement, for example,…

Public adjusters increase insurance claim compensation using proven strategies – from organizing documentation to presenting evidence in the best…

Yes, insurers can and will sue policyholders regularly. In an insurance claim dispute, insurers could sue a policyholder if…