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...e rather than a limited number of 'named perils' Guaranteed replacement cost on...
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...covering certain types of hazards/perils Through a misunderstanding with ...
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...completely unpredictable types of perils? Since you can't see the future, it'...g a future that holds only specified perils for your business. It could hold a...
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...e rather than a limited number of 'named perils'; guaranteed replacement cost on your...
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... . The insured began to create an artificial 1946 Rolls-Royce. First, he visited the Department of Motor Vehicles and obtained forms from the department for the issuance of replacement title and registration documents. He then filled out the documents with a vehicle identification number similar to the one in the showroom, but 200 digits higher. He also filled out a sworn declaration of lost title and signed it with the name John Jones, vice president, Lincoln Savings and Loan, the lender. The Department of Motor Vehicles processed his application for lost title and registration without an inquiry. A new ownership certificate showing ownership by Lincoln Savings & Loan was then issued and delivered to the insured's post office box. The insured then filled out a Department of Motor Vehicles bill of sale, which reflected that the Rolls-Royce was sold ... by the seller and he had no knowledge of the changes made by the seller. In fact, he could not understand why the seller had filed such strange documents. After counsel had established, with certainty in counsel's mind, that the insured had sworn falsely, the examination under oath was terminated. Counsel met privately with the attorney for the insured and explained that the insured's claim was in great peril. The attorney for the insured responded, The bad-faith lawsuit I told you to expect will not be filed by me. The insured had made one serious error: He had hired an honest lawyer. His lawyer and counsel for the Classic Car discussed possible resolution of the matter, including the withdrawal of the claim or a mutual rescission of the policy. Counsel for the insured promised to speak with ...
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... theft, collision, and other such perils - but have you considered how much yo...
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...y steer insurers between the twin perils of total acceptance or total denial o...arning from the past to avoid future perils. This article originally appea...
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... Property form might cover a few perils, or you might even have a policy with...
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... x No Thanks Loading.. Auto Rental Reimbursement 6/27/2014 by CompleteMarkets Editor This content has not been rated yet. Dear (Customer Name), WHAT IS RENTAL REIMBURSEMENT? As your insurance adviser, we have a basic responsibility to see that you receive the benefit of new coverages that will broaden and strengthen the protection afforded by your policy. For this reason, we recommend adding Rental Reimbursement coverage to your Automobile insurance policy. This coverage serves a valuable purpose by reimbursing you a specified amount for the rental of a substitute auto if you own car is damaged by collision or upset, or as a result of a peril covered under the Comprehensive or Other-than-Collision section of your policy- such as fire, flood, theft, explosion, and windstorm. You will probably want to ... advantage of this valuable optional coverage. Please contact our agency, and we will see that Rental Reimbursement is made a part of your total Auto insurance protection. Sincerely, Login or Register (for FREE) to gain access to thousands of other great articles. Need more reasons to join? Need insurance for you, your business or your family? Get quality appointments - Save yourself a whole lot of time & money when you use our directory of carriers, wholesalers and service providers. Negotiate lucrative contracts with carriers and wholesalers. Net result. More revenue for your agency! Clients & Prospects will research you, your co-workers and your agency here. The most comprehensive online insurance industry reference library for - Personal Lines Professionals Commercial Lines Professionals Life/Health & Benefits Professionals Online newsletters and content that ...
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... , opinions, and responsibilities. Bailiff: All rise! Judge Judy: Be seated. Let's get something straight right now. This hearing is going to be conducted in real time, the same way things happen in the real world, not at the snail's pace that has been the trademark of you bankers and insurance guys. Each of you will get a chance to talk. Tell me your name, your interest, your problems and opportunities in this new world of financial services. And tell me fast. No bull, no puff-I want the facts, just the facts. The providers will go first, and the consumers will speak last. Get used to it, because in this new world consumers will always have the last word! Let's get started. Who's representing the stockbrokers? ... and stockbrokers were saved by information control. With regulation and the sameness it creates, profits were fixed. With knowledge control, the sales process was channeled to assure that distributors benefited first-consumer satisfaction was second. The reason we're here today is simple: Technology, global competition, and consumer sophistication have shifted control from providers to consumers. This creates great change-opportunities for the underserved consumers of the past and peril for the overprotected providers of yesterday. Consumers can now control their financial services. Institutional providers, in an effort to regain and/or perpetuate their historic control and profits, are alleging a commitment to the consumer. They've promised user-friendly, one-stop, and hassle-free shopping. The questions are: Has this expectation been met? Are consumers better off today? Simply stated, today's program creates the ...