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Tendering Claims to Insurers and Addressing Coverage Disputes with Skip Durocher

Kent Schmidt

What are ways that companies can avoid fully understand and maximize the benefits of insurance when faced with a litigation claim?



In the litigation process, addressing and managing insurance coverage issues can be critical. In many cases, the complexity of litigation increases as a result of a side-contest over coverage. Insurers either deny coverage or agree that there is coverage subject to a reservation of rights. More issues emerge as the insurer seeks to control the costs and dictate the defense of the claim. In this episode, Dorsey Partners Kent Schmidt and Skip Durocher explore insurance coverage issues, from tendering a claim to insurers, dealing with an adverse coverage decision, and working with insurance adjusters in managing claims to a successful completion.

If you have any comments or feedback on this episode, drop me a line at schmidt.kent@dorsey.com.


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