“The allegations concerning Superior’s actions, such as actions that were characterized as potentially blackmailing lawmakers to secure state contracts and surveilling private citizens to avoid paying legitimate claims, are deeply troubling,” Paxton said. “I will get to the bottom of this, uncover any illegal activity, and hold bad actors responsible.”
As a contractor in the Midwest, you know the challenges that come with the job—unpredictable weather, long winters, and the need for solid coverage to protect your business and employees. The risks can be significant whether you’re working on a commercial build or a smaller residential project. At Central Insurance, we understand these challenges and…
For small restaurants, the margin for error is razor-thin. Small restaurants have always had plenty to worry about – fires in the kitchen, workplace injuries, liability claims, and the ever-present risk of a foodborne illness shutting them down overnight. Unlike large chains with corporate backing, independent restaurants don’t have the financial cushion to absorb major…
Embracing CHANGE at CH Insurance Your business is experiencing change. Your family and your community are changing. Just like for you, at CH Insurance, change isn’t just inevitable, it’s essential. Building on our first two cornerstones of Conversation and Collaboration, we introduce our third: CHANGE. As we continue to super-serve the communities we live and…
Insurance bundling in the US Bundling home and auto insurance policies is a common practice in the insurance industry. Insurers often encourage this by offering discounts and streamlined services. However, while bundling is promoted through discounts and convenience, critics say making it compulsory could infringe upon consumer rights and limit market competition. Source link
The homeowners countered with their own expert – a licensed engineer – who had personally inspected the property and reviewed photographs, reports, and other records. The engineer acknowledged the possibility that the leak began unnoticed before July 2019, but crucially, he argued that there was no clear evidence of damage before October 2018, when the…
In an order issued March 20, Judge Henry T. Wingate of the US District Court for the Southern District of Mississippi denied motions to dismiss filed by PennyMac Loan Services, LLC and Caliber Home Loans, Inc. The ruling allows plaintiffs Ashley C. Guerdan and Catherine E. Guerdan to proceed with their lawsuit, which includes claims…
