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FDIC Guidance about New Exclusions in Liability Insurance Policies

By Peter Christensen I have written on this blog about the recurring issue of FDIC-related exclusions in appraiser professional liability (or E&O) insurance policies. Today, an appraiser in Florida was sued by her E&O insurer to deny coverage for damages in an FDIC lawsuit against her based on such an exclusion in her policy. I will write about that case in a future post (update: the post about that case is here).

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Peter Christensen is the principal attorney of the Christensen Law Firm www.valuationlegal.com. His work focuses on matters concerning valuation (real estate, personal property and business) and related services. He’s the author of Risk Management for Real Estate Appraisers and Appraisal Firms, published by the Appraisal Institute.

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