The standard water damage exclusions and limitations -- Recovering under standard property policies -- Recovering under a private flood insurance property policy -- Recovering under a FEMA standard flood insurance policy -- Recovering under business interruption and related coverages -- Recovering under builder's risk insurance -- Recovering under boiler and machinery or equipment breakdown insurance -- Recovering under commercial general liability insurance -- Recovering under directors and officers insurance -- Recovering under an automobile policy -- Recovering from an insurance producer -- Recovering from a commercial landlord or tenant -- Recovering from a governmental entity or regulated lender -- Recovering from weather forecasters and those who fail to warn of weather dangers.
Summary:
"A Legal Guide to Recovering for Flood Losses is a comprehensive compendium of the law on recovery for flood damages and loss. It explains the components parts of the standard water/flood exclusion in property policies and clauses in those policies that provide limited coverage for flood losses. It also addresses coverage under private flood insurance and the Federal Emergency Management Agency Standard Flood Insurance Policy. It then discusses recovery under other types of coverages: business interruption; builder's risk; equipment breakdown; commercial general liability; D&O; and automobile insurance. Finally, the treatise identifies potential liability for flood loss for insurance agents and broker, landlords and tenants, governments, meteorologists, and businesses providing inaccurate information about flooding dangers or failing to warn customers about known dangers"--Back cover.
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