Managers Only Meeting - Insurance Litigation
Insurance Litigation
11.16 MOM Insurance Litigation
Event Details
Insurance Litigation: How Does it Work?
Many of you may have heard the term “first party claim,” but do you really understand the process? This presentation put on by attorneys Zachary McIsaac and Jesse Miller will cover all aspects of a first party claim and how insurance litigation could help the Associations you manage when the time is right. This includes: How to spot a potential claim. What types of insurance are involved? How to locate old insurance policies. What are the stages of a first party claim? What are the pros and cons of filing an insurance claim? And much more. This will be an interactive presentation where you will have the opportunity to ask any questions you have and get answers from attorneys who are on the front lines of insurance litigation on behalf of community associations in the state of Washington. Please join us.
Presenters:
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Zak McIsaac, Esq. is a partner with Ashbaugh Beal. In his practice he uses his understanding of insurance to maximize recovery for plaintiffs in a variety of settings, with a particular emphasis on working with condominium associations. Given that the vast majority of construction defect lawsuits are settled with insurance money, understanding the inner workings of insurers and what makes them tick is critical to getting the best possible results. This process demands dynamic game plans and does not always require formal litigation. He prides himself on being able to achieve results without expensive and protracted litigation being a foregone conclusion. |
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Jesse Miller, Esq. is a partner with Ashbaugh Beal. He has been an attorney for nearly twenty years and has spent the majority of that time representing clients who are trying to hold others accountable for promises that they made but failed to honor. He has worked with numerous commercial business owners, community associations, and property owners. He enjoys working with his clients to design and implement a strategy aimed at fulfilling their respective goals in the most efficient manner possible and emphasize that at its core the attorney-client relationship is built on candor and trust. He has successfully represented clients in state and federal courts and in arbitration, including taking numerous jury trials to verdict in Washington state court. He has significant experience in negotiating successful resolutions for his clients through mediation and other negotiation processes. |
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