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An insurance policy is a contract. It is frequently quite long, printed in small type and full of dense, confusing language. Because insurance agents and insurers have a legal duty to make sure their clients understand the terms of their policy, usually when you sign up for a policy, you also get a cover letter… read more
Most of us stopped collecting comic books once we became adults — which might have been a big mistake. Though the market for rare and valuable comic books has varied over the years, some books are currently worth millions of dollars. Because of this, many serious collectors insure their comic books in case of theft,… read more
When an insurance company sells you a policy, it has an obligation to make sure you understand its terms. Misleading or dishonest statements or language in the policy could lead to a terrible shock when you try to submit a claim you think will be paid. For example, a woman from outside of Arizona says… read more
After being denied a claim by your insurance company, it is natural to feel frustrated, confused and upset. If you suspect what happened to you goes beyond a simple denial into bad faith on the insurance company’s part, there are steps you can take to help build your case and seek compensation. A recent article has… read more
Insurance companies have deep pockets when it comes to advertising. All of us in Arizona have seen slick TV commercials from State Farm and its competitors that use humor, drama and celebrity endorsements to try to convince us to buy insurance policies from them. However, these companies did not become so wealthy by putting their… read more
