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George Bush – IAQ Advocate?

March 5, 2010

Laura Bush complained of health problems and the building was tested for molds. The decontamination effort cost over $300,000 in taxpayer money. Reportedly, the Bushes were very pleased with the difference made in the restored indoor air quality.

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Lack of Adjusters Costs Insurance Company Half a Million

March 1, 2010

Augusta Mutual of Staunton did not have the staff to quickly handle the 2,000 claims that resulted from the storm. This was more claims than the company receives all year on average.

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Mold Problem: Who to Sue? (Part 1)

October 2, 2009

Your Insurance Company: After your home flooded in a recent hurricane, the insurance company took their time before sending an adjustor and paying for repairs. Now because they took their sweet time and allowed the water to stagnate, mold is now growing out of control. It’s the insurance company’s fault that you have mold, so get your lawyer on the phone right away – right? Not so fast. Most insurance companies specifically do not cover mold. They may cover water intrusion, but not the mold that may result because of it, even if it is partly their fault for not assessing the damage fast enough. Other times, the language in your policy is just unclear. In this case, you’ll have to hire an army of lawyers to compete against your insurance company’s defense team. Don’t hold your breath. Insurance companies have more money than you to spend on litigation, and they do not like to lose.

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