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Happy Labor Day: Protecting Your Michigan Home and Business During the Holiday Weekend
Labor Day is a time to celebrate the hard work and dedication that keep our communities and businesses moving forward. As families gather for backyard barbecues, weekend getaways, and end-of-summer celebrations, it is also a good opportunity to think about protecting the home and business you have worked so hard to build...
2 days ago2 min read


From Insurance Fraud Allegations to Peace of Mind: A Michigan Homeowner’s Insurance Claim
When you purchase homeowners insurance, you expect your insurance company to honor the promises made in your policy when disaster strikes. Unfortunately, many Michigan homeowners encounter unexpected challenges, including delayed, denied, or underpaid insurance claims, and in some cases, even allegations of insurance fraud...
Aug 93 min read


A Recent Post-Appraisal Conversation: What Do Umpires Need During the Insurance Appraisal Process?
Public adjusters and appraisers spend countless hours documenting damages, preparing detailed estimates, and advocating for policyholders throughout the insurance claim process. Yet during Appraisal, even strong claims can lose momentum—not because the damages are unsupported, but because the evidence presented does not fully address what the Umpire needs to make a confident decision.
Jul 183 min read


Happy Fourth of July: Celebrating 250 Years of American Independence
As Americans gather to celebrate the Fourth of July, this year's holiday carries even greater significance as we commemorate 250 years of our nation's enduring commitment to freedom, independence, and opportunity. Families across Michigan and the United States will enjoy fireworks, barbecues, parades, and community celebrations honoring the values that have shaped our country since 1776.
Jul 33 min read


Artificial Intelligence Versus an Experienced Insurance Attorney
In today’s digital world, artificial intelligence (AI) tools are everywhere. Many homeowners, business owners, and policyholders turn to AI chatbots for quick answers about insurance coverage, insurance claims, or legal questions about insurance law...
Jun 74 min read


Fire Safety Tips for National Grilling Month: Protect Your Property—and Review Your Insurance Policy
National Grilling Month is a time to enjoy outdoor cooking, family gatherings, and summer traditions. But grilling also comes with real risks. Each year, grill-related fires cause significant property damage—and many policyholders are surprised to learn their insurance coverage may not be as straightforward as they expected. This guide explains how to stay safe while grilling and, just as importantly, how to protect your insurance rights if something goes wrong. Why Grill Fir
Jun 15 min read


Remembering Those Who Served This Memorial Day
Memorial Day is a time to honor and remember the brave men and women who gave their lives in service to our country. As families across Michigan gather for backyard barbecues, travel to cottages up north, and spend time with loved ones, it is also an opportunity to reflect on the meaning of sacrifice—and to take simple steps to protect the homes and properties that matter most.
May 243 min read


Attorney Rabih Hamawi Appointed to the State Bar of Michigan Representative Assembly
Attorney Rabih Hamawi is honored to announce his recent appointment to a vacant seat in the State Bar of Michigan Representative Assembly, representing the 6th Circuit (Oakland County). This appointment reflects a continued commitment not only to advocating for policyholders in insurance disputes, but also to helping shape the future of the legal profession and policies that affect Michigan residents, businesses, and attorneys...
May 182 min read


Scaffolding Insurance Coverage: What Property Owners, Contractors, and Insureds Must Know
Scaffolding is essential on construction and renovation projects, but when something goes wrong, the consequences can be devastating. Fires, collapses, and structural failures involving scaffolding often lead to serious injuries, major property damage, and complex insurance disputes...
May 23 min read


$178,200 For a Jewelry Theft Claim after an Examination Under Oath
Our client’s home was burglarized after unknown thieves broke into it and stole his jewelry. He submitted a claim to his insurance company for the stolen jewelry, but the insurance company didn’t immediately pay the claim.
Apr 171 min read
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