Insurance law governs the contractual relationship between an insured and an insurer. The contract is called a policy, and the insured is the policyholder. The policy contains an agreement between the insured (such as an individual or a business) and an insurance company that in exchange for the insured's payment of a premium, the insurance company will reimburse the insured for losses associated with covered risks. The insurance policy will state the extent to which a risk is covered and amount of reimbursement the insured may receive in the event of a loss.

We specialize in:

• Bad faith
• Commercial insurance
• Directors and officers liability
• Errors and omissions
• Insurance subrogation
• Motor vehicle, property and casualty
• Title insurance