This session addressed how to make major insurance claims successfully, with a focus on what carriers expect to see in the course of responding to a coverage claim. The discussion included:
- Establishing effective mechanisms to ensure that carriers receive prompt notice of insured claims
- Recognizing procedural requirements under different types of policies
- Communicating with insurance carriers, from notice through settlement
- Working with insurers to resolve coverage issues
- Handling excess coverage; how and when to include high excess players
- Building a strong business relationship with your company’s insurers
Presenters included: Michael R. Pontrelli, Foley & Lardner LLP and Steve Shappell, Aon Financial Services Group.
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