First, a title loss is rarely as spectacular as a fire
or hurricane, and a title loss is not so immediate. A claim is made, and
then there is usually a long, involved court action filled with legal
technicalities that seem confusing and, so, uninteresting to the press
and its readers. The actual loss, established in the courts, may take
place years after the claim is made against the title.
Probably within your experience you have known of a title loss--or a title
dispute--a fight among heirs over a property or between neighbors over
a boundary line, for example.