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Title Insurance: How to Obtain More Bang for Your Buck

How do you as an attorney obtain special or additional coverage for the particular fact situation of your transaction? There are two different methods: purchasing an endorsement to the policy and the second is by obtaining affirmative insurance.

8 minute read November 01, 2015 at 11:32 AM
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Marvin Bagwell
Title Insurance: How to Obtain More Bang for Your Buck

Aside from Russian billionaires who spend tens of millions of dollars for ridiculously expensive Manhattan apartments, the rest of us learned the same lesson from the Great Recession as did our grandparents from the Great Depression: Money is tight.

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