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In the recent case, Henderson v. Farms Group, Inc. (2012) D.J.D.A.R. 14801, the Court was confronted with the question of whether an insurer could deny a claim based upon an insured’s failure to file a proof of loss within...

Most  insurance companies have a strong staff of property adjusters with heavy case loads.  Sometimes they find that a case with good subrogation potential will slip through the cracks because evidence was not property...

Technology innovation continues at Cummins & White.  Attorneys can now conduct Examinations Under Oath online and in real time, eliminating costly and time-consuming travel. Insurance attorney Melody Mosley recently...

How about this one for creating an awkward silence at a cocktail party:  “Everyone knows that an insurance company can’t usually subrogate against its own insured.”  Depending on the audience, the conversation often...

We often talk about what happens when a common fence blows down but we rarely talk about what happens when, against his neighbor’s wishes, one neighbor cuts down a tree growing on the property line. The Soneses found...

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  A California court has ruled insurance companies must pay their insurance adjusters overtime. Pursuant to Wage Order 4-1998  and Wage Order 4-2001, regulations promulgated by California’s Industrial Welfare...