Learn how claims-made insurance policies provide business coverage for late-filed claims, and compare them with occurrence policies to make informed decisions.

You try to dot every “i” and cross every “t,” but errors can slip through. Those errors could be the reason your insurance ...

When you buy auto insurance, you hope you’ll never get into an accident and need to submit a claim. But if you do have to file one, you expect your policy to pay in full. Unfortunately, insurance ...

Having a home insurance claim denied can be frustrating, but it's not always the end of the road. In many cases, you can dispute your insurance company's settlement offer by providing more evidence or ...

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Homeowners are discovering that the most painful insurance claims are increasingly tied to a familiar list of repairs: roofs ...

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Claim rejections for non-disclosure are not always final. Here is how documentation, timelines and doctor clarifications can ...

When an insurance company wants to deny or reduce your claim, a human being must make the final call. Not a model. Not an ...

What details do I need to take for a claim? If your claim follows a road accident, make sure you collect all the details you need from the other driver. Jot down the following: name address vehicle ...

An analysis of the pet insurance sector, featuring data on market leaders, breed-specific risk factors, and the economics of ...