11 Quotes by Carolyn Gorman

Renters insurance is very valuable. And for not very much money, it can save you from disaster.

As a condo owner, I would want to be sure my policy would cover the difference between my deductible and the condo policy's deductible, if I am required to use the building's insurance for something like a burst pipe. If their deductible is $1,000, and the deductible on your policy is $100, all you may have to do is kick in that $100 and your policy will add the subsequent $900.

They've been studying weather patterns and models and realize the risk is higher.

They will pay for what is covered, whether or not an out-of-town person is involved in an accident.

If you have a party and someone injures themselves in your apartment, they could also sue you for their own injuries. Or if you accidentally overflow the bathtub, your landlord could hold you responsible for damage to the property based on your negligence. That's another good reason to have insurance.

Insurers are working as hard as they can to get these claims settled as quickly as they can and as fairly as they can. When all is said and done, it will be shown that the industry is not engaging in anything fraudulent in the resolution of these claims.

If you're sure you're right, don't take no for an answer.

In a disaster situation, no company wants the state insurance department breathing down its neck.

Homeowners up and down the Eastern Coast are seeing significant increases.