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... Editor , Roy Phillips This content has not been rated yet. Members of the American Association of Insurance Management Consultants have long been concerned about some insurance experts' that seem to be able to manufacture their own evidence in accordance with what needs to be said. The use of expert witnesses in the insurance industry has increased during the past 20 years, as issues become more confusing to the average person (or juror, and perhaps even the judge) . The expert's job is to provide the fact-finders with relevant and reliable information upon ... on the validity of expert witness testimony in insurance-related litigation. The United States Court of Appeal, Fifth Circuit, in an April 1997 ruling cited the testimony of two experts who evaluated the book of business of an insurance agency. In Vance Dunham, Debtor and Texas Truck Insurance Agency v. Harry Cure, Chapter 7 Trustee for Vance G. Dunham, Debtor, Appellee, the Court ruled that the Trustee's expert presented impressive credentials, extensive involvement in the insurance industry, and substantial experience in valuing insurance agency businesses. In contrast ... the Court said the expert hired by Texas Truck had little experience in either the insurance industry or the valuation of insurance agency businesses. He didn't hold an insurance license, and hadn't worked in the insurance industry. He had no formal education in agency valuation, hasn't written any articles on the subject, and had appraised only insurance agencies. Vance Dunham proceeded from the bankruptcy court, which accepted the Trustee's expert opinion, to a Federal Court, which once again accepted the method of agency evaluation that had been developed over many years ...
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