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ARTICLE · 10 FEBRUARY 2022

Tips On The Use Of Experts In Insurance Coverage Litigation

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The use of experts in coverage litigation shares a lot of commonalities with that in other types of litigation, but also has its own unique issues of which practitioners need to be mindful.

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 The use of experts in coverage litigation shares a lot of commonalities with that in other types of litigation, but also has its own unique issues of which practitioners need to be mindful.

Unlike most specialized areas of litigation, insurance coverage litigation often encounters the use of experts in a vast variety of substantive areas—different first-party insurance policies may require expertise about different types of causation and losses, and the subject matter of third-party coverage disputes often depends on the issues in the underlying litigation, which could vary from medical malpractice to chemical pollution. The author recently spoke at an ABA panel* on how to navigate the thorny issues in the use of experts in insurance coverage litigation and has a few practical tips to offer.

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