As the tropical depression turned into a tropical storm and perhaps later a hurricane, LaVerne (pictured) was trying to remember if she had paid her flood insurance premium. After the trouble she had collecting last year, she wasn’t sure she cared; it took a law suit filed in Judge Judy’s court to finally get the company to pay . . .
The head caretaker for the Forbidden City was at first was concerned about the “no hurricane coverage” clause in the new insurance policy, but realized in time they didn’t get that many hurricanes in the Beijing area . . .
After the recent floods, John tried to collect for damages from his flood insurance policy; they refused to pay, citing “wind driven rain” and pre-existing conditions.
After scratching his trailer while backing into a tight loading dock, Charlie tried to call the insurance company to file a claim. He could only get a computer generated voice telling him, “There’s an app for that.” The procedure was so complex that Charlie lost track of his driving and soon discovered that his need for the app was more compelling than he originally thought . . . . David, Sf.G.
