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FL Appeals Court Clarifies Replacement Cost Damage Claims in Property Insurance Breach

Florida appeals court rules on replacement cost versus actual cash value in property insurance breach cases, clarifying insurer obligations and policyholder remedies under homeowner policies.

Michigan Court Revisits No-Fault Benefit Assignments and Rescissions in Sharp v. Tracht

Michigan Court of Appeals clarifies assignment and revocation of No-Fault benefits in Sharp v. Tracht, impacting claims handling and one-year back rule compliance under MCL 500.3145.

Wisconsin Appeals Court Clarifies Subrogation Rights in Multi-State PIP Claims

The Wisconsin Court of Appeals affirms statutory subrogation rights separate from contractual waivers in multi-state personal injury protection claims, guiding insurers on compliance and claims handling for duplicated PIP benefits.

Maryland Court Ruling Limits Insurers' Use of Anti-Assignment Clauses in Post-Loss Claims

Maryland Supreme Court rules insurers cannot block post-loss claim assignments despite anti-assignment clauses. Impact on property and casualty claims handling and policy language.

Florida Appeals Court Upholds Denial Over Delayed Windstorm Damage Claim

Florida appellate court affirms insurer's denial of windstorm damage claim due to nearly two-year delayed notice, reinforcing prompt notice requirements in homeowners insurance.

Rhode Island Updates Auto Insurance Appraisal Process with New Law

Rhode Island enacts new auto insurance appraisal law enhancing inspection timelines, dispute resolution, and cost responsibilities. Key updates for insurers and repair shops.

U.S. Ground Ambulance Surprise Billing Protections Lag Behind Federal Law

Ground ambulance rides are excluded from the No Surprises Act, leaving many patients exposed to surprise bills. State laws vary, and insurer concerns about premium impacts slow federal progress.

Missouri Court Clarifies Coverage for Custom Equipment on Spray Foam Trailers

Missouri appellate court rules spray foam trailer equipment is not subject to custom equipment coverage limits, clarifying physical damage insurance application.

Eighth Circuit Rules Insurers Not Required to Replace Entire Roof for Shingle Matching

Eighth Circuit decision in Noonan v. American Family Mutual Insurance clarifies insurer obligations on roof replacement and shingle matching under specific policy endorsements.

North Dakota Empowers Insurance Commissioner with Restitution and Fine Authority

North Dakota's new law grants the insurance commissioner authority to require restitution and impose fines on insurers, enhancing regulatory enforcement and consumer protections.