Boat insurance lawsuit filed regarding sunken ship

Julie Campbell
boat insurance ship

The owner of the vessel that sunk is now filing a number of suits in relation to the incident. The owner of the tall ship Larinda and of a commercial vessel that sunk, has now launched a wave of different legal actions with the Nova Scotia Supreme Court, in Canada, regarding its boat insurance coverage and other issues. The documents that were filed by the plaintiffs name issues of misrepresentation and of negligence. According to the filings, LeGrow’s Marine Ltd., Larinda Ltd., and the president and director of those two…

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As Hurricane Season Begins, Smartersafer.org urges Congress to Pass Mitigation

Guest Author
insurance news

MEASURES TO PREVENT HIGH COST OF BEING UNPREPARED FOR NATURAL DISASTERS WASHINGTON ‒ With the 2013 hurricane season getting underway today, SmarterSafer.org is urging Congress to begin work on a legislative strategy to promote mitigation incentives that will minimize the financial impact disasters like Sandy. “Now that hurricane season is here, we should be reminded of the terrible cost of being unprepared for severe storms,” said SmarterSafer.org.  “It’s long past time for Congress to pursue a national mitigation strategy.  These kinds of measures will help save taxpayers billions of dollars…

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Storm insurance program may be in Texas’ future

H. Cutner
Storm insurance Tropical S Don

Governor Perry has announced that the topic could be a part of the special session of the Legislature. According to Texas Governor Rick Perry, a special legislative session that is already being convened for redistricting could also include the topic of a storm insurance program for the state. This would specifically focus on the overhaul of the Texas Windstorm Insurance Association (TWIA). The TWIA is already greatly troubled, but the governor has yet to say for certain whether or not lawmakers will be discussing this storm insurance topic within the…

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Homeowners insurance rates cause struggle among coastal residents

G. Turner
New bill for Florida could mean higher property premiums

Property owners along the coastlines of the United States are watching their premiums soar. A trend is being observed by homeowners insurance customers who reside along coastlines across the country, which is making it more challenging for them to be able to keep their homes because it is becoming too expensive for many of them to afford the cost of coverage. Within the last couple of decades rates have grown ever skyward for these coastal customers. While many have tightened their belts and have managed to keep up with the…

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CancerInsuranceInfo.com is promoting skin cancer awareness

Julie Campbell
Skin Cancer Awareness

This website is hoping to make a difference by sharing vital information about detection and coverage. CancerInsuranceInfo.com has just announced its latest effort in the battle against cancer, which is its current skin cancer awareness campaign, which is meant to help the site’s visitors to learn more about the signs of the disease, and to know whether or not they can benefit from supplemental cancer insurance. When it comes to illness, the best type of coverage is the form that never has to be used. That said, approximately 60,000 people…

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