Year: 2017

If you suffer an injury that impacts your cognitive abilities and psychological wellbeing, it can knock you down in a big way. It can completely debilitate you, leaving you unable to work or function as normal. In such scenarios, you depend on your disability insurance to have your back. Such was the case for the… read more

As more Baby Boomers continue to retire, long-term care insurance providers have to pay out claims for a large pool of customers. As a result, they may try to mitigate costs by not paying out all that is due. There are several ways they may attempt this. They could deny coverage by claiming a long-term… read more

Question: I was in a car accident. A car in front of my overshot a driveway and then backed up to try and get into it. I tried to get out of their way, but they ended up hitting me and then lying and said I hit them. I had a witness, but the insurance… read more

Question: My house recently suffered fire damage. My daughter’s bedroom was essentially destroyed, and the rest of the house has smoke damage. Our insurance company has rebuilt her bedroom, but is balking at taking care of the smoke damage in adjacent parts of the house. Do I have any recourse? Answer: The policy you have… read more

In the last few months, the number of storms and natural disasters is extraordinary. It seems like there is no end to the damage—from Puerto Rico to Texas and Florida to Mexico, many folks have endured extreme devastation to their homes and other property. As a result, insurance companies have been flooded with new claims…. read more