Does My Insurance Protect Me In A Business Lawsuit?

If you wait too long, you’ll have a situation where the insurance company should’ve paid but you didn’t notify them, so they can may get out of paying the claim. If you have insurance, have your attorney contact your insurance company right away. A lot of times, they’ll send you a letter called Reservation of Rights, stating that you have a 30-day timeframe, but that doesn’t mean they’re going to cover you.

Why Is It Critical To Have A Business Law Attorney Who Is Experienced In Litigation?

Having a local attorney that you contact on a regular basis is important. Obviously, you want to get an attorney that handles litigation. There’s a difference between litigation which involves lawsuits and transactional, which involves transactions. Most attorneys handle one or the other. It’s important to go to an attorney who can handle your specific situation. If you are in a situation where you’re being sued, you’re going to continue operating. You may have to make an adjustment, however. If you’re being sued for wrongful termination, for example, your attorney may suggest that you readjust your employee policy.

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