The Colorado General Assembly has recognized that property damage related to wildfires is not limited to total loss. Homeowners have also experienced partial loss as a result of damage from smoke, soot, and ash. HB 24-1315 required the Colorado Division of Insurance...
Stephanie A. Montague Robert M. Ferm Erin E. Snow The latest issue of the FORC Journal of Insurance Law and Regulation features an article co-authored by Hall & Evans attorneys Erin Snow, Stephanie Montague, and Robert Ferm. The article, “Colorado’s AI...
The Colorado Division of Insurance has issued a Request for Comment on a Draft Proposed Emergency Regulation concerning a moratorium on certain cancellations and non-renewals in areas affected by the Aspen Acres Fire. Insurers who write homeowner policies in Colorado...
As wildfires impact communities all over Colorado, the Division of Insurance has issued a new bulletin concerning claim handling for policyholders displaced by wildfires, including claims involving Additional Living Expenses (ALE), Loss of Use, and similar policy...
The Winter issue of CLM’s Construction Claims magazine features an article co-authored by Joseph E. Cavasinni. Mr. Cavasinni’s article, “From Passive to Proactive: Avoiding Costly Delays in High-Exposure Design and Construction Claims,” discusses the advantages...
Matthew Ninneman, in collaboration with the American Bar Association’s Forum on Construction Law and members of its Division 3 – Design published two 50-State Surveys: 50-State Survey of the Design Firm’s Licensure Requirements and 50-State Survey on the Design...
