It's the simplest thing that can cause the most trouble for someone. What happens when a critical (and super easy) question isn't asked? The worst part about the unasked question is that it isn't usually found until a claim happens. When there's a claim, the insured wants a payment, not a question or a reservation of rights, or a denial. If it's discovered that the claim would likely have been paid if a particular question or set of questions had been asked, it's not the insurance company that is going to pay for that claim. Join us as Chris Boggs breaks down some of the most common questions that he sees insurance pros fail to ask.