Insurance
Feb. 7, 2014
Walk the privilege tightrope in communicating with brokers
In the first instance, communications between the policyholder and its broker are almost never privileged. Of course, there are exceptions. By Michael Bruce Abelson
When pursuing insurance for a loss, some of the most immediate (and perhaps most vexing) decisions a policyholder must make concern whether, how and to what extent to use its insurance brokers to pursue coverage. When trouble arises, insureds almost instinctively turn to their brokers - the folks who sold them their insurance policies - to tender claims and to help facilitate contact with their insurers. Where coverage is relatively strai...
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