Insurance conflicts stem from the difference between the position of the policyholder or third party who seeks financial indemnification, and the position of the insurer that the policy does not grant (the policyholder or the third party) the demanded indemnification. Such differences may originate from many components of the insurance claim, starting with policy interpretation through factual disputes on the occurrence of the insurance event and the value of the damage.

Insurance conflicts as policyholder or a third party include the following types:

• Car, body, and property damage
• Fire damage
• Water and natural damage
• Theft and breaking-in damage
• Goods in transition
• Contractors and subcontractors
• Contents, equipment and valuables
• Structure and mortgage 
• All-risks insurance

We are here to grant you the tools to understand the source of the legal conflict and the best way to handle it. We’ll do everything in our power to clearly identify the relevant issues and provide our legal position based on the facts as we see it. We will act to try and resolve every conflict outside the courthouse, but if a court proceeding is required we will provide you with our best abilities as insurance and litigation experts to put you in the best possible position in the process.