making insurance companies keep their promises
making insurance companies keep their promises
how we can help you
For more than 25 years, the team at Schwartz, Conroy & Hack has made insurance companies keep their promises to policyholders like you. Whether you or your company needs to submit a claim to an insurance company, are having difficulty with an insurance company during the claims process, or need to file or defend a lawsuit against an insurance company, our creativity and tenacity makes insurance companies keep the promises they made to you and your business. Similarly, when your company has a business dispute and needs competent, efficient legal representation, Schwartz, Conroy & Hack applies those same principles of creativity and tenacity to get you the results you need, with the least possible amount of cost and distraction.
Your business purchases property and liability insurance to protect it from a multitude of risks. When a claim is made against your business or needs to be filed on behalf of your business, you expect your insurance company to accept responsibility for the risk your business transferred to it. We are here to make sure the insurance company does just that.
Legal problems while operating your business can be a derailing distraction. At Schwartz, Conroy & Hack, we make sure that you get efficient and effective solutions to disputes that arise during the course of operating your business. Schwartz, Conroy & Hack will effectively minimize the impact and distraction created by your business dispute, allowing you to continue to focus on what you do best—profitably running your business.
meet our team
The attorneys in our firm have made their mark in various niche practice areas due to their depth of knowledge, experience, and track record of results.Of course, many cases do not go to trial. But clients in our litigation and consulting work gain better bargaining power in their matters due to the willingness and ability of our attorneys to deliver.
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