Interpreting Your Insurance Policy
Lawyers draft insurance policies, so it is only natural that you might hire an attorney to interpret an insurance policy either for your company or you, as te policyholder. At Lawrence, Curlin & Associates, we work with insurance companies and the named defendants (our clients) or policyholders on a daily basis. We have seen many different versions of policies and are very familiar with the way they are structured and worded. Most importantly, when reviewing and interpreting your insurance policy, we know what to look for and to define for you. Below are the steps our law firm takes to analyze your policy and make recommendations.

Analyze Policy Language
We examine definitions, conditions, exclusions, endorsements, and limitations within a policy to determine whether a specific loss, claim, or liability is covered.
Researching Case Law and Precedents
We research case law for identical or similar cases and rulings, to find out how much precedent has been established for your type of proposed case.
Drafting Coverage Opinions
We write opinions for either insurance companies or policyholders outlining the legal merits of a claim, burden of proof, and potential exposure.
Evaluating Ambiguities and Conflicts
We anticipate conflicting clauses, overlapping endorsements, or vague terms and advise clients on how courts will likely resolve the inconsistency.
No matter what your reasons are for need an attorney to review your policy for your case, our lawyers are able to ascertain whether or not your situation or proposed lawsuit is covered underneath the terms and conditions of your insurance policy.
