Archive - Excellence in Claims Handling

Solomon Like Decision: No Duty to Defend – Potential Duty to Indemnify

Concurrent Cause Doctrine Does Not Apply When all Causes are Excluded

16 hrs ago •

No Good Deed Goes Unpunished

GEICO Sued Fraudulent Health Care Providers Under RICO and Settled with the Defendants Who Failed to Pay Settlement

Jul 17 •

There is no Tort of Negligent Claims handling in Alaska

Rulings on Motions Reduced the Issues to be Presented at Trial

Jul 16 •

Zalma’s Insurance Fraud Letter – July 15, 2025

ZIFL – Volume 29, Issue 14

Jul 15 •

Rescission Is An Equitable Remedy As Ancient As The Common Law Of Britain.

Jul 14 •

Insurer Refuses to Submit to No Fault Insurance Fraud

Man Bites Dog Story

Jul 14 •

KISS – Keep it Simple, Stupid

Breach of Contract is not a Tort

Jul 11 •

Courts Works to Limit Expert Testimony to that Aids Jury

Motions in Limine Used to Limit Trial and Expert Testimony

Jul 10 •

No Right to Sue a Person Not a Party for Breach of Contract

A Court Will Never Accept Legal Conclusions in a Suit

Jul 9 •

Statutory Penalties Must be Based on Evidence

Insurer that Fails to Tender Settlement Promptly Must be Penalized

Jul 8 •

Not Nice to Name a Defendant Only to Avoid Federal Court

Fraudulent Joinder of Defendant to Avoid Federal Court Fails

Jul 7 •

Go Directly to Jail: Do not Enjoy the Fourth of July

Attempt at Insurance Fraud Fails

Jul 3 •

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