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...ty requirement for claims against lawyers. The courts have justified their ad...ompany can rely on the consultant's lawyers. Nevertheless, this expectation c...
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... cloud coverage. To avoid putting lawyers in this position and to minimize the...
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...d the probability that most local lawyers won't understand insurance well enou...rance agents are more qualified than lawyers and CPAs when it comes to insuran...
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...profession is true for employment lawyers: Half are above average and half are...he other? How can you find out which lawyers or firms are in the top 5%? Don P...
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...s coverage to recruit eager young lawyers and attract laid-back technology cli...ssionals of all types - accountants, lawyers, financial planners, dentists, do...
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...hat does not change the fact that lawyers are expensive. The good news is that lawyers are not necessary when you are writi...was not only crafted by a computer.
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... many other professionals such as lawyers, builds an asset over the years that...
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... to have forgotten to bring the keys to the vehicle with him. Counsel then presented the true documents, item by item. The insured claimed that the documents recorded at the Department of Motor Vehicles were filed by the seller and he had no knowledge of the changes made by the seller. In fact, he could not understand why the seller had filed such strange documents. After counsel had established, with certainty in counsel's mind, that the insured had sworn falsely, the examination under oath was terminated. Counsel met privately with the attorney for the insured and explained that the insured's claim was in great peril. The attorney for the insured responded, The bad-faith lawsuit I told you to expect will not be filed by me. The insured had made one serious error: He had hired an honest lawyer. His lawyer and counsel for the Classic Car discussed possible resolution of the matter, including the withdrawal of the claim or a mutual rescission of the policy. Counsel for the insured promised to speak with his client and communicate with the insurer. The next day, the insured's lawyer called counsel for the insurer and said, I've conferred with my client, who recognizes that his title to the Rolls is not clear. He has instructed me to advise you that he is withdrawing his claim. He then continued, I know that your client has a duty to report potential fraudulent claims to the State Bureau of Fraudulent Claims. We request that you do no more than you are required by law to do. Classic Car was saved a $100,000 claim. It spent $30,000 ...
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... his name. She called several friends. McCarthy was unknown. She called an appraiser she knew in New York and asked if he had ever heard of an appraiser by the name of Leo McCarthy. He replied: Of course-a dear man, one of the finest art appraisers who ever lived. Where can I find him? A friend needs to speak to him about an appraisal he did. That will be difficult. He died on Midway Island in 1943. The insured had made only one mistake: She had used the signature of an appraiser long dead. Underwriters instructed the adjuster to deny the claim because of fraud. They further instructed the adjuster, because of the insured's advanced age, not to report the attempted fraud to the police or the Bureau of Fraudulent Claims. A month later, a lawyer called to inquire about a potential settlement. He implied that it would be unwise for an insurer to litigate against a poor little old lady. The adjuster merely repeated the denial and asked that before counsel filed a lawsuit, he determine the date of McCarthy's death and the location of his coffin. He explained to the lawyer that it's difficult for a man who died in 1943 to sign a fine-art appraisal in 1991. The lawyer did not file suit and a fraud was thwarted. The insurance company put some excitement into the dull life of an 82-year-old widow. Little harm was done and the adjuster has a story about a fraudulent claim that will top those of all his contemporaries. Because they rescinded the policy, Lloyd's returned the premium. People from every level of society, every race ...
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...ly to insurance agents as well as lawyers in cases involving simple negligence...