Insurance Claims
Contents1 Types of Insurance Claims2 The Resolution Process3 How Breitman Resolutions Can Help Types of Insurance Claims Insurance claims include Uninsured Motorist or Underinsured Motorist personal injury and property damage matters as well as those between policyholders and their insurers. These may be related to both coverage under an insurance policy as well as those […]
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Types of Insurance Claims
Insurance claims include Uninsured Motorist or Underinsured Motorist personal injury and property damage matters as well as those between policyholders and their insurers. These may be related to both coverage under an insurance policy as well as those seeking extra-contractual damages. These claims can occur regarding automobile coverage, as well as homeowner’s, property owners, landlords and tenants, together with all types of property and casualty claims. I have worked with Neil Selman for over 30 years, and if you do not learn at least something about insurance from one of California’s (if not the entire country’s) best insurance lawyers, you missed a great opportunity. We learned a lot about insurance policies, the claims process, etc. that will be a part of how Craig can assist in the resolution process.
The Resolution Process
Insurance claims are often mediated which allows for settlement of the claims on terms and conditions they are agreeable to all involved. If the parties cannot agree, then arbitration, whether binding or non-binding is possible.
How Breitman Resolutions Can Help
Most Insurance claims are ready for the discussion and mediation process by the time the call comes in to set a hearing. To make sure the hearing will have the greatest chance for success, a briefing process and timetable will be set to make sure that information is exchanged between all parties. A Pre-Hearing Telephone Conference may be set to get an update on status, to resolve any problems or anticipated issues before the hearing and to make sure the case is ready for mediation with the sharing of information that is needed to assist those involved in seeking resolution of the claim. All briefs are read, so that the hearing can start on time and move the matter along to resolution.
