West Virginia Offices of the Insurance Commissioner 2009 Annual ...

09-EO-03 - Emergency Order entered on February 12, 2009 - Re: Storm beginning on February 11,
2009 containing strong winds, hail and heavy rain which caused disrupted transportation, downed trees
and power lines and considerable damage to private and public property throughout the State of West
Virginia. Normal time frames for claim handling and settlement set forth in West Virginia Code of
State Rules Title 114, Series 14, Section 5 and subsections 6.2., 6.3., 6.7., 7.3.c., and 7.5. were
suspended in the State of West Virginia for claims arising out of the storm which began on February
11, 2009.
09-EO-04 - Emergency Adjuster Order entered on February 12, 2009 - Re: Storm beginning on
February 11, 2009 containing strong winds, hail and heavy rain which caused disrupted transportation,
downed trees and power lines and considerable damage to private and public property throughout the
State of West Virginia. The Commissioner authorized the licensing of sufficient emergency adjusters
to meet the demands of the public in the State of West Virginia during the emergency situation.
09-EO-05 - Emergency Order entered May 12, 2009 - Re: Proclamation of state of emergency by
Governor Joe Manchin as a result of heavy sustained rains beginning on May 9, 2009 which caused
flooding, flash-flooding, river flooding, mudslides, landslides, disrupted transportation, stream
blockages and considerable damage to private and public property in Boone, Logan, McDowell,
Mingo, Raleigh, Wyoming and surrounding counties in the State of West Virginia. Normal time
frames for claim handling and settlement set forth in West Virginia Code of State Rules Title 114,
Series 14, Section 5 and subsections 6.2., 6.3., 6.7., 7.3.c., and 7.5. were suspended in the State of West
Virginia for claims arising out of the storm which began on May 9, 2009.
09-EO-06 - Emergency Adjuster Order entered May 12, 2009 - Re: Proclamation of state of emergency
by Governor Joe Manchin as a result of heavy sustained rains beginning on May 9, 2009 which caused
flooding, flash-flooding, river flooding, mudslides, landslides, disrupted transportation, stream
blockages and considerable damage to private and public property in Boone, Logan, McDowell, Mingo,
Raleigh, Wyoming and surrounding counties in the State of West Virginia. The Commissioner
authorized the licensing of sufficient emergency adjusters to meet the demands of the public in the State
of West Virginia as a result of the heavy sustained rains which began on May 9, 2009.
09-EO-07 - Emergency Order entered December 21, 2009 - Re: Proclamation of state of emergency by
Governor Joe Manchin III as a result of a severe winter storm beginning on December 18, 2009 which
caused considerable snow, disrupted transportation, downed trees and power lines and considerable
damage to private and public property throughout the State of West Virginia. Normal time frames for
claim handling and settlement set forth in West Virginia Code of State Rules Title 114, Series 14,
Section 5 and subsections 6.2., 6.3., 6.7., 7.3.c., and 7.5. were suspended in the State of West Virginia
for claims arising out of the storm which began on December 18, 2009.
09-EO-08 - Emergency Adjuster Order entered December 21, 2009 - Re: Proclamation of state of
emergency by Governor Joe Manchin III as a result of a severe winter storm beginning on December
18, 2009 which caused considerable snow, disrupted transportation, downed trees and power lines
and considerable damage to private and public property throughout the State of West Virginia. The
Commissioner authorized the licensing of sufficient emergency adjusters to meet the demands of the
public in the State of West Virginia as a result of the severe winter storm which began on December
18, 2009.
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