The Property/SIU Practice Group works closely with insurance claims adjusters and investigators in handling specialized claims and coverage issues arising out of a wide range of losses under homeowners, vehicle, inland/marine and commercial policies. We provide assistance to insurers at every stage of the claim process, from the initial notice of loss, to resolution of the claim and any subsequent litigation. We also assist in determining and resolving coverage issues under homeowners, vehicle, commercial and inland/marine policies, and we are routinely involved in the handling process for claims arising out of fire loss, business interruption, theft, property valuation and other similar claims. Our Property/SIU Property Group includes dedicated attorneys who have a history of success in assisting insurance carriers in the claims process and resolving coverage issues.
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Sausaman and Hensch Granted a Summary Judgment
Alison H. Sausaman and Andrew Jarrad Hensch prevailed on a motion for final summary judgment in a premises liability case. They successfully argued that the subject change in elevation was not a dangerous condition as a matter of law, resulting in the case being dismissed in its entirety. Well done […]
Zwilling to Present Webinar on Surviving Social Inflation and Nuclear Judgments in E&O Litigation
Course Description: A $1 million E&O claim walks into a courtroom and comes out a $15 million nuclear verdict. Unfortunately, that’s not the setup to a joke-it’s the new reality of professional liability litigation. Social inflation isn’t just a buzzword anymore; it’s the single biggest force reshaping the E&O landscape. […]
Holder Joins USLAW Live! Podcast
Join Carr Allison shareholder Nicole M. Holder on the latest USLAW Live! podcast episode as she discusses Mississippi’s legal landscape and the issues impacting litigation across the state. Nikki shares insights on comparative fault, damages caps, Chancery Court practice, and other important legal developments affecting businesses and insurers in Mississippi. […]
