Make Your Case Count

Insurance Recovery and Litigation

The term bad faith is often used to describe insurance claim practices. We understand what that means and how to guide clients through complicated insurance claims that have been denied, delayed, or underpaid. Through our practice, we have:

• Represented hundreds of businesses and people in delayed and underpaid insurance claims.
• Reversed denied claims.
• Obtained winning judgments in life insurance beneficiary disputes.
• Litigated hundreds of claims against some of the nation’s largest and most aggressive insurers in property, commercial, life, and health claims.

Experienced Maritime Practitioners

Maritime law is a unique field that requires knowledge and experience to ensure the best result possible. Our attorneys hold advanced degrees in the field of maritime law and began their careers representing some of the largest maritime companies, employers, and insurance carriers. Through our maritime practice, we have:

• Represented vessel owners in a variety of damage and insurance matters.
• Handled personal injury claims involving seamen, longshoremen, and passengers.
• Guided clients through salvage claims, contract disputes, vessel arrests, and more.

Litigation

Having litigated hundreds of serious claims in both federal and state court, we are here to aggressively pursue your interests. Many of our clients’ legal matters crossover into other areas of litigation, which we have handled with exceptional results:

• Insurance broker/agent malpractice claims
• Fiduciary litigation against executors, trustees, POAs, and others.
• Tortious interference and deceptive trade practice claims.
• Trust and estate litigation.
• Commerical disputes.

Pay Only for Results

Most people who hire an attorney want to know in advance how much it will cost and hate the idea of the “billable hour.” We often represent clients on contingency. This means we are not paid a fee unless we recover money for you. We prefer this method of fee because it rewards results, not time. Clients often prefer this type of fee because no money is paid to the attorney until the case is completed.