What Situations Call for an Insurance Litigation Attorney?
Insurance companies will make all sorts of promises when they attempt to get your business. They present themselves as an oasis of stability during difficult times, claiming they will help you when needed. Customers believe the sales talk and are often shocked when the insurance company turns around and denies their claim or offers them […]
How Can Businesses Challenge Their Insurance Companies in Court?
An insurance policy is a contract between you and the insurance company. You have the legal obligation to pay your premiums to maintain your policy. The insurance company must cover your damages up to the policy limits, so long as it falls within the policy. Of course, that qualifier is what the insurance company will […]
Can You Still Get Coverage After a Denied Claim?
When you buy insurance coverage, you expect it to be there for you when you have a covered expense or have suffered a loss. You have put your trust in the insurance company that tells you to “trust us” when it sells you the policy. You pay your monthly premiums; therefore, do not worry about […]
Estate Litigation During a Pandemic: What You Should Know
Estate Litigation During a Pandemic: What You Should Know The novel coronavirus has turned upside down the lifestyles and understandings of what normal means for many Americans. Jobs have been lost, while all the same others have flourished. Aside from the emotional distress caused by the pandemic itself, auxiliary qualms arise through inconveniences and disputes […]
Discerning The Differences Between an Honest Mistake and Legal Malpractice
Everyone has something they are good at, and everyone needs help at some point. When someone is a master of their field, people will trust them to perform well in that respective field. Trusting a professional is oftentimes the only choice one has, and it can come as devastating when the professional you trusted is […]
Why Force Majeure Clauses Matter During the Pandemic
Why Force Majeure Clauses Matter During the Pandemic “Force majeure” is French for “superior force,” and a force majeure clause has to do with just that. In the case of a force majeure clause, a party may be relieved of their contractual obligations based on the presence of circumstances beyond their control. Examples of these […]
