How often do policyholders with insurance claims have issues where their roof, siding, flooring, kitchen cabinets, or other materials were the same prior to a water or fire damage occurring, but the insurance company is contesting whether they owe for "matching"?

How specific are insurance policies on the definition and execution of matching materials for claims? We discuss this issue and many more with David Princeton, Advocate Claim Service, and Bill Wilson, author of When Words Collide: Resolving Insurance Coverage and Claims Disputes.

IN THIS EPISODE:

0:00 Matching Materials for Insurance Claims

2:13 Alternative Uses for Ozone Machines with Gwyneth Paltrow and IAQ Radio

8:38 Two Insurance Claims Tips with Bill Wilson

12:56 Would You Describe Public Adjusters as Locusts with David Princeton

30:10 An Extreme Interpretation of Insurance Claims Matching

45:34 The Latest Edition of Cleaning & Restoration (C&R) Magazine

49:32 Diminished Value and Insurance Claims

57:21 Roles, Responsibilities, and Hypocrisy during Insurance Negotiations

1:04:00 The Interests in an Insurance Claim (The Claims Standard)

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