In today's blog post, Miller Friel attorney Bernie Bell introduces a two part series on Issues to Consider When Selecting an Insurance Recovery Law Firm.

The fourth question is, for your claim and your matter, is it going to be staffed with experienced insurance recovery lawyers who have done this for a long time?

In today's blog post, Miller Friel Attorney Tab Turano discusses how to maximize insurance recovery for governmental investigations.

It was appropriately said that we are living in the "Wild Wild West" when it comes to cyber insurance.

In this post, Miller Friel attorney Brian Friel discusses media liability insurance claims and how insurance carriers improperly deny media liability insurance claims.

In this post, Brian Friel wraps up his series The Ten Biggest Mistakes Made By Corporate Insurance Policyholders, discussing how multiple types of insurance policies can cover a single claim.

Policyholders have secured cyber insurance to guard against cyber attacks. How well have Insurers done? Lets look at the case law to find out.

Today's blog post is the second video in a two-part series by Miller Friel attorney Tab Turano discussing the importance of the supplementary payments provision in general liability policies.

We recently obtained a favorable court ruling on behalf of our client, Tecumseh Products Company LLC, on an insurance coverage issue that has vexed corporate policyholders for decades

In today's video, Miller Friel Managing Partner Brian Friel continues his series The Ten Biggest Mistakes Made By Corporate Insurance Policyholders with his eighth entry.

In today's blog post, Miller Friel attorney Kimberly Wehle introduces her four part series, Four Tips for Advocating Insurance Coverage Disputes.

Today's blog post by Miller Friel attorney Tab Turano highlights the need for companies to conduct a yearly audit of claims and potential claims as part of the insurance renewal process

The expiration of TRIA on January 1, 2015 sent the insurance industry into a state of panic and left policyholders with the difficult task of assessing their individual terrorism risks and independently tailoring their insurance policies to suit that risk

This is an example of a situation that many of our clients find themselves in with these federal government investigations, and that is they haven't done anything wrong yet they're spending millions...

Liability insurance policies are full of traps for policyholders. One of the most troubling is the standard consent-to-settle provision.

In today's post, guest contributor Clarissa Cerda explains the steps that hyper-growth technology companies should take to make certain that they procure the best possible insurance.

Today in our series "Five Things You Need To Know About General Liability Insurance" we discuss the complexities of providing proper notice under general liability insurance policies.

We have received numerous requests from businesses seeking to understand insurance coverage for phishing scams.

Providing notice for governmental investigations is fraught with difficulty.

On the front end, ensuring adequate coverage for EPLI claims starts when coverage is placed.