Lately I’ve received a steady flow of calls from concerned policyholders because their insurance carriers have opened coverage but refused to participate in appraisal, citing the policy’s wear and tear exclusion. In nearly every instance, the carrier denies appraisal by characterizing the dispute as involving unresolved coverage questions, rather than a dispute over the amount …
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