Property Insurance Excerpt from
Insurance Claims: A Comprehensive Guide
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| "The insurance claims adjuster (the adjuster) must always ascertain that the owner of the property is the person insured and that the person insured has an interest in the property. Failure to do so could result in the insurer paying the wrong person. Proceeds of a policy upon the interest of an insured are not subject to the claims of others who have an interest in the property." |
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Insurance Claims: A Comprehensive Guide
By Barry Zalma, Esq., CFE
2-Volumes | Softcover | 1,648 pages | ISBN: 9781941627341
Product #5470000 |
Insurance Claims: A Comprehensive Guide cuts to the chase of what insurance claims professionals need to know. An ideal, practical guide for anyone working in the insurance industry, this 2-volume resource provides in-depth explanations, analysis, examples, and detailed discussions of property insurance claims, third-party liability claims, casualty claims, and fraud.
Insurance Claims discusses the finer points of insurance policies, including: |
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different kinds of insurance clauses |
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conditions, warranties, and exclusions |
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how and why a policy is declared void |
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how to process and investigate a claim |
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how to respond to insurance fraud |
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the trial process |
| Authored by a nationally-renowned claims authority and coverage expert witness-with more than 40 years of practical experience—Insurance Claims: A Comprehensive Guide offers directions on better understanding insurance law and provides rare practical guidance on how to handle complex claims. |
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Purchasers of Insurance Claims: A Comprehensive Guide will receive—AT NO ADDITIONAL COST—a subscription to the author's enewsletter: The Monday Claims Report, featuring coverage and analysis on the top insurance law court decisions from across the country. ($395 Value!) |
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