You may have faced this situation: a business or individual client comes to your office regarding an insurance coverage matter. Among other things, the client brings a copy of the relevant insurance policy along with some correspondence to and from the client's insurance company, including a denial of coverage letter from the insurer. You review the policy, the correspondence, and ask your client questions about the fac...
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