Daytona Beach Insurance Litigation Lawyer
When an insurance company you pay to protect you acts in bad faith, meaning it...
September 15, 2023Insurance Claim Denials
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October 5, 2022
Stay Safe Florida
Stay Safe Florida! Quick Reminder You Can Call us Anytime: 24/7 Even if our offices...
September 27, 2022
Gainesville Insurance Litigation Lawyer
When paying premiums to protect your health, home, vehicle, or business, you should expect that...
May 13, 2022
Ocala Real Estate Litigation Lawyer
The team at Bogin, Munns & Munns is dedicated to serving our clients who need...
October 14, 2020
Sometimes the Best Laid Plans Go Astray. Florida Business Pay Attention to the ‘PPP.’ (Now.)
The topic of this piece was originally intended to discuss contractual proactive risk management. However, the...
July 27, 2020
Coronavirus Business Updates – June 2020
The Coronavirus/COVID-19 pandemic and its impacts remain in the news. Starting off, and without the...
June 22, 2020
June Is National Safety Month.
Let us start with a simple fact. As noted in the title, this being June,...
June 15, 2020
Tropical Storm/COVID-19 Co-Response Guide
Recently this series addressed the current overlap of the upcoming Atlantic hurricane season and the...
June 12, 2020
Three Things To Know Now
Once again, the Greater Gainesville Chamber is a source of useful information. The following is...
June 5, 2020
Orlando Business Interruption Lawyer
Orlando businesses are struggling with an unprecedented, mass economic uncertainty, as they grapple with forced...
May 26, 2020-
Business Interruption Insurance is a type of insurance coverage that replaces business income lost as a result of a business interruption event. Also referred to as Business Income Coverage or Time Element Coverage, it is generally included in a business’s Commercial Property Policy. All policies vary to some degree, but generally, your business will be entitled to (1) normal continuing expenses plus gross profit (before taxes); and (2) extra expenses incurred because of the suspension of operations.
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Contingent Business Interruption Insurance covers gross profit losses and extra expenses incurred, that result because a supplier’s or customer’s business sustained a business interruption event.
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Filing a claim is simple. Our team can help you file your claim at no cost. We will review your policy and assist you in gathering the necessary documents to establish your claim and ensure it is filed properly.
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Most Business Interruption claims are being denied by insurance companies. If your claim has been denied, our team can review the claim to determine why it was denied. If it was wrongfully denied, your insurance company may be acting in bad faith and we can help to hold them responsible.
Preparing For That Which Cannot Be Prepared
In the prior article in this series entitled the interrelated topics of proactive risk management...
May 6, 2020
Another Timely Coronavirus/Covid-19 Update – Plus One More
For Florida’s businesses - Within the past few days this series reported on supplemental Coronavirus/COVID-19...
April 24, 2020
D. Fuller Haring
https://youtu.be/tQxL0tKV-iU Fuller Haring is an Equity Partner at Bogin, Munns & Munns, P.A., and a...
February 26, 2020
Whether or Not ‘We’ Like It, the Weather Continues to Affect Florida
So Florida’s individuals, families, and businesses need to remain alert, informed, and prepared. Which has...
October 7, 2019