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A Two-Step Solution to Managing the Risk of Subcontractors
As I look back on 10 years worth of loss records on the restoration firms we insure, more than 90% of the reported claims involve a subcontractor
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Insurance/Legal Matters in Restoration
Toxic Mold Litigation: 2013 Update (Part II)
Science is, oddly enough, not always an exact science. And science changes over time
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Toxic Mold Litigation: 2013 Update (Part I)
Mold lawsuits remain plentiful and large recoveries still occur, although they have not wielded the devastation to the restoration industry that many had feared
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Making Mortgage Companies Work With You (And Beating the Money Out of Them if They Don’t)
No matter your relationship with the homeowner, the adjuster or the insurance company, your relationship with the mortgage company is likely to be a competition of adverse interests
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Roofing: A New Opportunity for Professional Restorers?
The demand for self performed roofing is being driven by basically two factors
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Bailees Insurance: What Every Restoration Firm Needs to Know
There appears to be a serious need for some help within the restoration community in this line of insurance coverage
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50 Months for Fraudulent Overbilling: Breaking Down the Michael Griggs Case
The case filed against Griggs and other DRI employees in 2008 included 60 counts.
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How Can Your Company Score with Insurance Vendor Programs?
Knowing where you are ranked allows a contractor to determine where they are doing a good job and where they need to make adjustments to improve their performance
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Florida House Bill 909: What Every Restoration Professional Needs to Know
If passed, bill would take away homeowner’s ability to assign benefits under their insurance contract
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ThermaPure Litigation Report
ThermaPure has many patents, but most or all of the litigation was based on the 812 patent
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