by David Miller | Sep 14, 2018 | Insurance Claim Help, Miller Public Adjusters, Water Loss
Major rain events — like the ones that have been plaguing Wisconsin this summer — get insurance companies busy denying homeowners insurance claims based on water-related policy exclusions. There are many types of homeowners insurance policies. Most all-perils policies...
by David Miller | Jul 2, 2018 | Hail Damage, Insurance Claim Help, Miller Public Adjusters, Property Damage
When a hailstorm strikes, it can batter roofs, shred screens and siding, and smash windows. Getting fully compensated for even glaring hail damage from your commercial, BOP or homeowners insurance policy is a challenge. Achieving a fair settlement for anything less...
by David Miller | Jun 7, 2018 | Insurance Claim Help, Insurance Policy, Miller Public Adjusters, Public Adjusters, Uncategorized
You won’t find June 28 celebrated with parades, festivals or fireworks. In fact, the only people who give a rat’s tail about National Insurance Awareness Day are those who work in the insurance industry — and most of them don’t even care. But care you should....
by David Miller | Mar 28, 2018 | Insurance Claim Help, Insurance Policy, MPA, Uncategorized
Invoking an Appraisal Clause If you and your insurance company are in a disagreement on the amount of loss or the scope of damages during a claim settlement, and the company refuses to negotiate, you have an option to settle the claim by invoking an appraisal clause...
by David Miller | Mar 14, 2018 | Insurance Claim Help, Miller Public Adjusters, Property Damage, Uncategorized
Secure Your Property and Board Up According to your homeowner’s insurance policy, when your home is severely damaged by a fire, windstorm, tornado or other peril, one of the most important duties you’re required to do is to quickly act on emergency temporary home...
by David Miller | Feb 14, 2018 | Insurance Claim Help, Insurance Policy, Miller Public Adjusters, Policyholder
The two terms “vacant” and “unoccupied” might appear to be synonymous, even interchangeable in general conversation, but they are distinctly different when it comes to property insurance coverage. Insurance policies do not often provide clear definitions for vacant or...
