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... Another recommendation: Contact the U.S. postal inspector assigned to the area in which the private postal company is located. If the case seems shady, the postal inspector may be willing to try to help, especially if there's a suspicion that the mails were used by the claimant during the claims process. Q: Many of the dubious claims that come across my desk seem to be using the same attorneys and medical clinics. Do you know where an individual can obtain lists of questionable attorneys and clinics? A: Obviously, due to the tremendous liability potential, private companies won't publish a list of questionable attorneys and medical clinics. I recommend that you talk to adjusters and investigators to see what information they have developed. I've also been told that the NICB is keeping a database of attorneys and ... clinics amassed from all the files referred to it, and this information can be accessed by its members. Q: Just out of curiosity, how often does surveillance affect settlements of cases before or during a trial? A. That's extremely difficult to answer. I've had cases in which we were requested to show the claimant's attorney our film. On one case, he saw the film and dropped the claim. In other cases, the attorney wants to go to trial even though he or she is aware that we have incriminating film of the client. Recently, we obtained film for a defense firm, which then allowed the film to be used for two other named defendants. Two defendants settled for substantially less than the demand and even advised the attorney that they were settling, in part ...
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... and more! Communications Marketing Customer Service Planning Finance/Accounting Risk Management Human Resources Selling Legal and E&O Technology Life/Financial Services Glossaries Management Resources & Links Categories Popular Recent All Back Reading Contracts For Insureds: Guidelines And Sample Disclaimer 4/30/2013 12:00:00 AM by CompleteMarkets Editor , Mike Edwards This content has not been rated yet. As every E&O attorney knows, a sizeable number of E&O claims against agents arise from agents trying to do a favor for an insured. That favor' often involves reading or reviewing contracts signed by the contractor, especially for agents who insure contractors. Mike Edwards discusses the importance of handling these favors properly and the consequences of not doing so. Agents are caught in a Catch-22 when it comes to reviewing ... requirements of the contract. Upon your authorization, we will make the necessary changes in your insurance program. We will also be available to discuss any insurance requirements of the contract with your attorney, if desired. In performing this review, our Agency is not providing legal advice or a legal opinion concerning any portion of the contract. In addition, our Agency is not undertaking to identify all potential liabilities that may arise under this contract. This review is provided for your information, and should not be relied upon by third parties. Any descriptions of the insurance coverages are subject to the terms, conditions, exclusions, and other provisions of the policies and any applicable regulations, rating rules, or plans. For an example of how doing a favor for an insured by reading or reviewing a ...