Objective advice for corporate insurance claims can be difficult
to find. Given the intertwined relationships between insurers,
insurance brokers and many lawyers, it can be difficult to
determine who is looking out for your business and who is looking
out for the interests of your insurance carrier. Conflicts of
interest are incredibly important in the world of insurance
recovery law and these conflicts are often times not disclosed to
policyholders. Known or unknown, deliberate or unintentional, these
conflicts can arise whenever a law firm or insurance professional
is forced to share allegiances between an insurance carrier and a
policyholder.
At
Miller Friel, we exclusively represent policyholders. We do not
represent insurers and we do not accept panel counsel defense work
from insurers. Often times, clients come to us despite the fact
that their insurance broker representative urged them not to pursue
a claim.
Time and time again, we have recovered on those
