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Dear Sir/Madam,
I am writing to express my extreme dissatisfaction with your company’s decision to deny my water damage claim. I have been a loyal customer for years, and it is unacceptable that you would treat me in such a callous and unfair manner.
I filed my claim promptly and provided all the necessary
I want to be an “AI Whisperer” when I grow up. I’ve started practicing. AI whispering, that is. The law thing I’ve been practicing for much longer than AI/ML’s been around. One person in claims nicknamed me “Jimmy Neutron” for my perseveration with all things digital. I actually considered paying for and attending some Black Hat
In November 2021 I blogged about the signing into law new section 3421 of the New York Insurance Law, effective January 28, 2022, which provided:
How many of YOU have discovered and starting playing with ChatGPT? For a little over a week now I’ve been tossing insurance- and law-related questions at this AI (and posting ChatGPT’s answers to my LinkedIn account). Here’s a bunch of my Q’s and ChatGPT’s A’s:Direct Physical LossHey ChatGPT — How have the US
How many of YOU have discovered and starting playing with ChatGPT? For a little over a week now I’ve been tossing insurance- and law-related questions at this AI (and posting ChatGPT’s answers to my LinkedIn account). Here’s a bunch of my Q’s and ChatGPT’s A’s:Direct Physical LossHey ChatGPT — How have the US
As a follow-up to my LinkedIn post earlier today (June 8th) about my (not-so) favorite Florida public adjuster Mike Keeler’s YouTube video on “How To Get Insurance To Pay For Water Damage” (https://lnkd.in/gxdrjsr4), I offer for your (and hopefully the Florida Office of Insurance Regulation‘s) continued astonishment, bemusement and educational disvalue, Mr.
Dear First-Party Property Claim Handlers, I’ve written and spoken many times on issues like report writing, claim log notation, privileges that apply (and don’t apply) to claim file materials and communications with coverage and insured defense counsel, the scope of discovery in first-party property coverage litigation, and the like. Sometimes the best way to understand what
From my LinkedIn post today (Sat., June 4, 2022):
Last week I received a favorable decision and order for one of my insurer clients from the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York in a number-of-families homeowners policy application misrepresentation case. My client had denied coverage for the Brooklyn, NY fire loss based, in part, on the application misrepresentation but did not
