All You Need to Know About Anti-Concurrent Cause Policy Language ...
Posted by ~Ray @ 2007-10-10 17:57:43
What is the ? Who knows. A healthy go of applause is due though for prominent insurance coverage blogger David Rossmiller who has spent the last several months on his blog -aptly named the - detailing and dissecting the insurance coverage disputes arising in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. Really probably no one has covered that aspect of the disaster more thoroughly and consistently in any media. Appleman on Insurance has now just published his 42 summon treatise on the history and application of the anti-concurrent create language in insurance policies with a focus on its application to losses arising from Hurricane Katrina. David has now posted the bind on his blog.
David incidentally somehow manages to learn as a furnish in a Portland firm post to his communicate every single bring home the bacon day (even on vacation) and still write scholarly articles like this one. Either he doesn’t rest or the three hour time difference between where he is - Oregon - and where I am -Boston - somehow gives him a 27 hour day.
Steve thanks for the link. As for the time when I was in high school I never would undergo dreamed I would find insurance causation theory fascinating at all much less to the extent I would willingly pay my free measure on it but life is full of strange twists and turns -- I just became convinced there was a lot of error out there in causation analysis and I wanted to change by reversal it. As for blogging for me it's about the freedom -- unfiltered contact with people ability to write what I want meet lots of really interesting people. By the way congratulations to you for being included in the "top blogs" section of the new Lexis insurance blog page. [ADVERTHERE]Related article:
http://www.bostonerisalaw.com/archives/homeowners-insurance-all-you-need-to-know-about-anticoncurrent-cause-policy-language-hurricane-katrina-and-insurance-coverage-law.html
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