Bradley Dlatt has joined Lathrop GPM’s Insurance Recovery and Counseling Practice. Click here to learn more.
Everyone has insurance policies. Few, if any, policyholders fully understand how to maximize their value.
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Some people call us “Insurance Recovery” lawyers or “coverage counsel.” I prefer Policyholder Advocate. I’ve recovered over nine-figures in insurance dollars for companies, non-profits, and HNW individuals facing major losses and litigation.
When might a person or company need to call an insurance coverage counselor or a recovery lawyer?
- To review a claim denial. Never take “no” for an answer from an insurer without seeking legal advice first.
- To review a first-party loss or a third-party claim for potential coverage.
Typical First-Party Losses:
Typical Third-Party Claims:
– Legal Actions (e.g., Lawsuits, Arbitrations, Indictments)
– Demand Letters
– Investigatory Demands (e.g., Subpoenas, CIDs, Wells Notices)
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- To assist with the insurance notice and claims process. Insurance Recovery law involves maximizing policyholder recoveries by applying best practices in claims management.
- To get more out of your insurance dollars by auditing annual policy purchases or renewals. A good audit will identify coverage gaps and propose policy improvements.
- To improve risk management by harmonizing commercial contracts with insurance policies. Identify issues and improve overall risk transfer by reviewing and negotiating contractual indemnity and insurance provisions.
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Coming Soon: “How To” Guides. Insurance 101 for Business Leaders and Non-Coverage Legal Practitioners.