Certain boutique law firms have emerged as established leaders for corporations seeking the best possible representation. Insurance recovery law is one of those areas of law that is ideally suited to a boutique practice, and for good reason.

The idea of a brain trust, or a pool of exceptional talent, is not new.

On October 20, 2015, HB Litigation sponsored an all-day conference in Philadelphia addressing the most pressing litigation and regulatory issues facing the pharmaceutical and medical device industry. Attending the conference were some of the most respected law firms in the country, officials from the Food & Drug Administration, and senior in-house counsel for some of the world's largest life sciences companies, including Merck, Johnson & Johnson, GE Healthcare, and Eli Lilly & Co. Conference

An annual audit of corporate insurance policies by insurance recovery lawyers has become the norm for most organizations. This audit helps identify which terms need to be included or excluded from off-the-shelf insurance products.

The Corporate Board, one of the leading journals of corporate governance, recently published one of our articles, entitled "Tips and Traps in Corporate Liability Coverage."

In this video, Mark Miller provides insights into legal insurance policy reviews to help companies sidestep potential future insurance claims problems.

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

A robust understanding of the intricacies of coverage can reveal potential vulnerabilities.

At Miller Friel, we deliver results, for every client, on every claim. Our track record of success in insurance claims recovery is unparalleled in this practice area, with insurance recoveries in excess of $2 billion for our clients.

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

Miller Friel attorney Bernard Bell recently presented a continuing legal education program entitled Insurance Coverage Basics for the In-House Attorney.

Learn more about some of our expertise in D&O Insurance and fidelity claims by watching managing partner Brian Friel's views on the subject.

In this video blog series on insurance recovery law, top insurance recovery lawyers address some of the most pressing and important insurance coverage issues faced by corporate policyholders today.

The spread of the coronavirus from Wuhan, China, and the ensuing reactions from governments and corporations are causing tremendous disruption in the global supply chain.

Insurance recovery law for corporate policyholders is a complex area of law that should not be left to general litigators.

Reminiscent of those television adds where the insurance company brags about having seen everything, and paid it, the case of Capital Flip, LLC v. American Modern Select Insurance Company

Miller Friel was founded with the bold ambition of becoming the premier insurance recovery law firm in the nation.

Please take a moment to watch Brian talk about what sets Miller Friel apart from other insurance recovery practices.

This video is the third of a three-part series addressing issues companies should focus on when negotiating and purchasing D&O insurance to adequately protect against governmental investigations.

Most property claims settle. And, this is important to know because there's a lot of things you can do with settlement. You still have to be proactive, but you don't have to get yourself, most likely, into litigation.