In the latest issue of C&R Magazine, attorney and collections expert Angela Bajramaj tackles one of restorers’ biggest challenges – getting paid – in the article “Top Collections Strategies for Restorers.” The key to successful collections, according Bajramaj, lies in setting realistic expectations, implementing effective communication, and thoroughly documenting throughout the project. Collecting payment starts Read More
SANTA ANA, CA – Allstate Insurance Company has paid $335,000 to settle an insurance bad faith lawsuit filed by an Orange County, California property damage restoration contractor with an Assignment of Insurance Rights (AOR) that included an assignment of benefits. The case arose from a $250,000 insurance claim for a fire that burned part of Read More
‘We Don’t Pay for That.’ Why DON’T you Pay for That? The insurance industry is legally required to adapt to what the restoration industry charges. It is not the other way around. Carriers need an objectively reasonable justification for denial of claims decisions or they face liability for insurance bad faith. “When restorers allow insurers Read More
There is sometimes a temptation to incorporate releases and waivers into the contracting process when restorers are faced with either high demand or extenuating circumstances, including natural disasters. Releases came to the forefront of the national restoration conversation this year when the polar vortex caused widespread unexpected damage, primarily from pipe breaks, in the great Read More
Want stronger rights to payment for your job? Policyholders running off with policy proceeds and not paying you? An Assignment Is Your Best Protection! I am excited to share this article, and podcast/video interview, from Cleaning & Restoration Magazine, by the incredibly talented Michelle Blevins. An assignment makes you the owner of the insurance proceeds. Read More
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