Under the “claim of right” theory, there is no theft when personal property is taken by someone who has a good faith belief that they are entitled to take the…
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On Friday, the Second Appellate District weighed in on an issue that insurance carriers face fairly often which is whether the “warming fire” is an act of vandalism. Under the…
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Melody Mosley We all know some lawyers who give the profession a bad name, such as those lawyers who fire off a letter after a conversation that contains blatant misrepresentations,…
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Melody Mosley It’s Valentine’s Day! And it falls on a Friday so you may be going out tonight and planning to give your special someone an expensive engagement ring and…
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Melody Mosley Most insurance companies have a template of questions (recorded statement guide) for taking recorded statements, which is very useful. Even the most experienced statement takers can forget important…
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Melody Mosley If you don’t understand a language spoken, how do you know if the interpreter is doing a good job? Interpretations should be as accurate as possible, with the…
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Melody Mosley Do you remember the final episode of Seinfeld? In the courtroom was everyone the foursome had offended throughout the years. One after another, the witnesses came forward, reminding…
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Melody Mosley 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…
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Melody Mosley 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…
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Melody Mosley How long will my examination under oath take? This is a frequent question, but the answer is not easy. Really, it all depends. Typically, EUOs take a few…
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