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February 11, 2011
Andrew Bergh: Court unmoved by suit over underinsured home
By ANDREW BERGH
Special to the Journal
Special to the Journal
How do you know if you have enough insurance coverage?
One simple way is by asking your insurance agent. But if you go this route, make sure you keep asking questions until you receive specific answers. Because as two long-time State Farm insureds recently learned, an insurance agent usually owes no duty to affirmatively advise you about the adequacy of your insurance coverage.
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