Don't put too much trust in the title insurance companies. I had a piece of property in Texas a number of years ago that had a title problem and the title insurance company tried to keep it 'under the rug' until the statute of limitations got them off the hook. Luckily we found a 'smoking gun' memo in their files during the discovery process.
After three years and nine (count 'em - 9) lawsuits, including one against the attorney that was supposed to be solving the problem, I got a clear title. I did collect damages (which I shared with my attorney). The title insurance company paid most of the money for damages but continued to insist that they did nothing wrong.
If my attorney had not been a bulldog, I might have lost the property and been left with nothing but a mortgage to pay. But, can you imagine 10 lawyers in a meeting room trying to agree on something, especially wlith 9 of the 10 working for the other side:-) They couldn't agree on what time it was, let alone anything else.
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