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Practice/Industry Group Overview
Adams and Reese has a reputation for providing quality litigation services that can be traced to its origin as an insurance defense firm. Many of the firm's most experienced trial lawyers still handle casualty and insurance cases. Today, we act as strategic advisors to our clients in order to avoid litigation, where possible, implement alternative dispute measures when feasible, settle cases upon economic ground, if appropriate and mount a vigorous defense where required.
The quality of our work results from a simple habit. We start by listening to our clients, and we formulate our dispute strategy from their feedback. We determine the value of each piece of litigation and assess its significance in the overall scheme of the client's business. We then determine how best to cost-effectively staff the matter and what role technology will play in helping us achieve the best results possible. This commitment has built a strong and lasting relationship between Adams and Reese and our clients.
The members of the Casualty and Coverage Team practice in all areas of casualty, workers' compensation and insurance. Our business is both insurer-driven, i.e., cases assigned by an insurer, adjusting firm or TPA, or insured-directed, i.e., cases assigned by an insured with a self-insured retention or with the right to select counsel. Adams and Reese's Casualty and Coverage Team has significant expertise in pursuing insurance coverage for corporations against their insurance companies. From the date of your loss and through the entire litigation process, we will assist you in securing the appropriate benefits under the terms of your insurance policy. Our practice encompasses all areas of Casualty Claims defense as well as issues involving coverage.
Representative Matters
- Defended health care claims management companies, against claims seeking recovery for negligence, misappropriation and fraud relating to alleged non-payment of health care claims on behalf of the insurer.
- Defended manufacturers and retailers in local and nationwide litigation involving claims of product defects ranging from design to manufacture to label and warning claims on all manner of products including but not limited to recreational, medical, aviation, marine, automotive, consumer products, food and drug including diet aids involving claims for personal injury, death and / or property damage.
- Defended Companies in claims involving director and office liability ranging from negligence in supervision and hiring to malfeasance in job performance.
- Defended Companies and individuals such as owners, lessors, operators, contractors and sub-contractors in premises liability litigation asserting claims ranging from defective premises to negligent maintenance and or construction for claims asserted for injuries to persons to property damage.
- Defended Companies and individuals in claims asserting fraud, intentional and/or reckless misrepresentation and other business torts.
- Defended claims in the automotive, trucking, rail, aviation and other transportation industries for negligent and intentional acts resulting in personal injury, death and or property damage.
- Defended professionals such as doctors, attorneys, architects and engineers in claims asserting negligence and malpractice in diagnosis, treatment, legal services as well as both design and build claims made.
- Defended lending institutions, finance and insurance companies regarding all manner of business tort claims including but not limited to fraud in the inducement, misrepresentation, fair debt collection claims as well as failure to adjust and or pay and bad faith claims.
Contact Attorney
Jannea S. Rogers
(251) 433-3231
jannea.rogers@arlaw.com
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Past Seminar Materials
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"Ethics Opinions That Matter", National Legal Malpractice Conference of the American Bar Association in Washington, D.C., April 26, 2007 14th Mid-Year Property and Casualty Symposium, Austin Mariott, 701 E. 11st St., Austin, TX, July 13, 2006
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