Getting to know your Corporate Attorney

Corporate attorney is responsible for the administration of the claims function, acting as an intermediary between Corporate Division clients and insurance companies. This attorney is involved in the claims process from the moment of first advice through settlement. Corporate attorney offers advice to clients as to the extent of policy coverage and can give 'first aid' advice in respect of major accidents. Upon notification of a claim, corporate attorney are often able to assist the client by appointing experts who are usually nominated under the terms of the policy and we ensure that insurers respond promptly to the clients' needs.

With today’s fast-paced and highly competitive corporate world, owners of corporate and even small businesses often find out that their trade secrets have been compromised; patents, trademarks, service marks, and copyrighted materials have been infringed; and/or competitors have acted unjustly and unlawfully. With this, the lawyers and Attorney have acquired extensive knowledge and experience by effectively investigating, prosecuting and defending unfair competition claims in both state and federal courts.

To investigate corporate claims is true to the nature of corporate business attorney. When there is huge profit to be made, the corporate attorney considers all statements to be a veiled form of advertising. And as anyone should know, advertisements do not have to be true. As a matter of fact, most stretch the truth to its limit, and that is a courteous statement. A corporate attorney assists clients in compiling the necessary documentation and also in carrying out any investigations that may be required. Corporate attorney can also discuss the circumstances of the claim with the insurers to protect the clients' interests. In the unlikely event that insurers consider that there is no cover under the policy, this attorney is able to look at the more technical aspects or can refer the claim to the broker colleagues to check if a commercial settlement is appropriate.

Most corporate attorneys are aware that comprehensive, reliable claims handling is of utmost importance to your business. The corporate attorney also knows that in order to control costs and protect your profitability, both now and in the future, you need help in taking control of your claims. In fact, you need the consistent, tailor-made solutions that only corporate attorney can provide. That makes corporate attorney unique. During the time of the claim, corporate attorney monitor reserve levels and payments and are able to maintain a database of reserves and present positions, so that regular claims lists can be issued to the clients. For renewal purposes, a corporate attorney produces a verified claims history, using up-to-date information supplied from underwriters.