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Delay Claims

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  1. Property Insurance Coverage Law Blog

    Insurance Company Defense Counsel Admits That Claim Delay By Insurers Is a Strategy

    By Chip Merlin

    A Texas law firm that practices insurance defense work admits that claims delay is a strategy employed by some of its clients. In an article that was sent to me…

  2. Tort Talk

    ARTICLE: Justice Delayed Is Still Compensable: Courts Rule on Damages During Shutdowns

    By Daniel Cummins

    Justice Delayed Is Still Compensable: Courts Rule on Damages During ShutdownsBy Daniel E. Cummins | June 09, 2022Pennsylvania Law WeeklyDaniel E. CumminsNow that more and more cases are reaching verdict…

  3. Justice Pays

    What Should I Do When A Florida Insurance Provider Is Delaying My Claim?

    By Michael Babboni

    Serious injuries, big property damages, and other costly consequences from an accident in Sarasota could involve a big amount of money. Insurance companies may seem agreeable at first and would…

  4. Florida Construction Legal Updates

    A RETROSPECTIVE AS-BUILT SCHEDULE ANALYSIS CAN BE USED TO SUPPORT DELAY

    By David Adelstein

    Delay claims are part of construction.   There should be no surprise why.  Time is money.  A delay claim should be accompanied by expert opinions that bolster evidence that gets introduced. …

  5. Tort Talk

    Another Court Rules That the Time Courts Were Closed Due to COVID-19 Pandemic Are Not To Be Deducted From the Delay Damages Computation

    By Daniel Cummins

    In the case of Yoder v. McCarthy Construction, Inc., May Term 2018, No. 0769 (C.P. Phila. Co. Feb. 10, 2022 Foglietta, J.), the trial court issued Rule 1925 Opinion requesting…

  6. Tort Talk

    Court Shutdowns Due to COVID-19 Pandemic Did Not Stop The Time For Delay Damages

    By Daniel Cummins

    In the case of Getting v. Mark Sales & Leasing, Inc., No. 348 MDA 2021 (Pa. Super. April 7, 2022 Olson, J., Kunselman, J., and Stevens, P.J.E.) (Op. by Kunselman,…

  7. Property Insurance Coverage Law Blog

    Is Eleven Months Too Long a Delay in Filing a Claim with an Insurer After a Loss?

    By Merlin Law Group

    With cold temperatures gripping my home State of New Jersey, my mind (and research) brings me to warmer locations. In a recent case,1 a federal court in Georgia held that…

  8. Wisconsin Unemployment

    Unemployment delays, part 8

    By Victor Forberger

    The Department’s own claim-filing mistakes Note: Previous posts detailed the length of time and number of cases in the unemployment backlog in part 1, some of the mistakes by the…

  9. Florida Construction Legal Updates

    DOES A SUB NEED TO USE AN EXPERT OR PRESENT CPM ANALYSIS TO SUPPORT A DELAY CLAIM?

    By David Adelstein

    Does a subcontractor need to prove its delay claim (including its lost productivity claim) with expert testimony or a CPM analysis?  A federal decision out of the District Court of…

  10. Zalma on Insurance

    Insurers do not have Carte Blanche To Take Forever Resolving Their Own Coverage Obligations

    By Barry Zalma

    Still Adjusting is Not Grounds to Dismiss Lawsuit Three insurers moved to dismiss the suit brought by their insureds because, they say, they are still “adjusting” the claim. In the…