As a business owner in Massachusetts, you have purchased different types of insurance coverage to protect your business. When an incident occurs and you file an insurance claim, you expect your claim to be accepted and compensation paid expeditiously so you can keep you business on track. However, too often, business insurance claims are denied or minimized by the insurance
Massachusetts state law imposes restrictions on claims made under fire insurance policies, which customers are rarely aware of. In particular, the policy’s two-year statute of limitations (instead of 3 years) on fire damage claims can be a total surprise to the average person and even to the average business. Honestly, who really reads their insurance policy and all of its
As a business owner in Massachusetts, you have purchased different types of insurance coverage to protect your business. When an incident occurs and you file an insurance claim, you expect your claim to be accepted and compensation paid expeditiously so you can keep you business on track. However, too often, business insurance claims are denied or minimized by the insurance
Massachusetts state law imposes restrictions on claims made under fire insurance policies, which customers are rarely aware of. In particular, the policy’s two-year statute of limitations (instead of 3 years) on fire damage claims can be a total surprise to the average person and even to the average business. Honestly, who really reads their insurance policy and all of its
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