Insurance
Oct. 31, 2005
Insurers Bear Burden of Proof When Disputing Attorney Fees
Focus Column - By Kirk A. Pasich - If an insurance carrier disputes the reasonableness of attorney fees, and attempts to overcome the presumption of reasonableness, then a court (or jury) might be called upon to consider various factors in assessing the reasonableness of fees.
By Kirk A. Pasich
If an insurance carrier disputes the reasonableness of attorney fees, and attempts to overcome the presumption of reasonableness, then a court (or jury) might be called upon to consider various factors in assessi...
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