Insurance
Jan. 30, 2024
Avoiding risks and protecting policyholder coverage
Policyholders that receive insurer requests for information should try to understand the purpose, especially if the insurer is seeking seemingly unrelated information as a way to escape coverage.
Jacquelyn Mohr Heitman
Partner, Pasich LLP
Tae Andrews
Counsel, Pasich LLP
Email: TAndrews@PasichLLP.com
Tae Andrews is a Counsel in Pasich LLP's New York office. Tae has recovered hundreds of millions of dollars for corporate policyholders in coverage disputes with their insurance companies.
Policyholders often think that once their insurer has agreed to provide coverage, nothing can go wrong. That is not the case. Actions policyholders take can have a large impact on coverage. Far too often, insurers attempt to rescind coverage based on information provided during the application process or after a claim. Although these requests often seem innocuous, insurers often use the information to shirk their coverage obligations. Thus, it is critical for po...
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