From the monthly archives: March 2015
The co-insurance clause in a property policy is one of the most confusing and misunderstood terms for policy holders. Co-insurance under a property policy is defined as: “the sharing of risk between an insurer and the insured” which is normally expressed as a percentage. Simply stated, the co-insurance clause affects the amount payable in the event of a partial or total loss. Continue reading
New York Times, Editorial Board, February 28, 2015
Senior Republicans in Congress are seeking … Continue reading
Insurance Journal, February 2015
Nearly 200 people in the Reno-Sparks, Nev. area were cited … Continue reading
