This form is a sample letter in Word format covering the subject matter of the title of the form.
This form is a sample letter in Word format covering the subject matter of the title of the form.
If a commercial property damage claim is disputed, insurance companies will notify their legal counsel to help protect their business interests. These insurance defense lawyers may work for independent law firms or as in-house counsel for an insurance company.
Car Insurance Policies and the "Duty to Defend" Most liability car insurance policies contain language stating that the insurer will provide a lawyer for the policyholder if they get into a car accident and they're sued for injuries and other losses ("damages") resulting from the crash.
Most liability car insurance policies contain language stating that the insurer will provide a lawyer for the policyholder if they get into a car accident and they're sued for injuries and other losses ("damages") resulting from the crash.
Clausen Miller's coverage attorneys are divided into two groups: those who provide coverage advice and defend first-party property insurance carriers, and those who provide coverage advice and defend third-party liability insurers.
When Does an Insurer Have a Duty to Defend? In California, the insurance company's duty to defend and indemnify the insured party kicks in so long as the claim is even “potentially” covered.
Try to create a clear, comprehensive story of your situation. For example, if it's an event-related incident (e.g. traffic ticket), you should make sure you write down everything that took place, from start to finish, in chronological order. Create a folder of relevant legal documents.
Because the insurance industry is so heavily regulated, claims disputes often require legal assistance by counsel who will remain up to date on any handling of potential insurance litigation.
If a commercial policyholder suffers property damage due to an unforeseen event and that claim is denied by the insurer, insurance companies will often retain a lawyer to represent them.
Keep it short. Think about your purpose in writing the letter and include only the information necessary to achieving that purpose. Anything beyond the essential information could confuse your attorney and cause him to misunderstand what you are requesting.