by Evan Schwartz | May 26, 2026 | Business Disputes, Insights
When you file a commercial property or business interruption insurance claim with your insurance company, the insurer may agree to cover the claim but may also disagree with you over the dollar amount of your losses. In cases like these, some insurance policies...
by Evan Schwartz | May 19, 2026 | Insights
Say your business is being sued and you submit the claim to your liability insurance company. If you receive a Reservation of Rights (ROR) letter from the insurer, this is a warning sign. While the letter does not equate to a claim denial, it is a clear indication...
by Evan Schwartz | May 12, 2026 | Business Insurance, Insights
In today’s interconnected world, many businesses rely on complex supply chains. If one of your key suppliers or customers suffers a loss that disrupts their operations, the ripple effect could significantly harm your business. To guard against such a scenario, some...
by Evan Schwartz | May 6, 2026 | News & Events
Christopher P. Foley, Of Counsel, Michael Hack, Partner, and Claims Paralegal Christine Kingsley A highly successful New York orthodontist built a thriving practice through years of dedication and expertise. But in October 2024, everything changed. Following serious...
by Evan Schwartz | Apr 28, 2026 | Business Insurance, Insights
Insurance policy language is often ambiguous – and this is intentional. When writing policies, insurance companies rely on complex and flexible language to protect their financial interests. Given the inherent power imbalance between insurance companies and insureds,...
