An insurance dispute calls for a combined review of the policy terms and the facts. Katerina Kaligeri’s professional background includes external counsel work for insurance companies, claims assessment and the handling of related litigation.
How we can assist
- Review of insurance policies and contractual terms.
- Assessment of claims and compensation matters.
- Disputes arising from insurance relationships.
- Pre-litigation correspondence and settlement negotiations.
- Representation in insurance litigation.
For the first discussion
Useful documents include the policy, notification of the incident, correspondence and documents supporting the claim.
How we arrange the first meetingFrequently asked questions
My insurer rejected my claim. What is needed for a review?
Provide the policy and its terms, claim notification, supporting evidence and the insurer’s written response. The reasons, coverage and correspondence are considered together.
Should I accept the first compensation offer?
Before deciding, clarify what the amount covers and what acceptance means. A review considers the evidence of loss and any wording describing the payment as a final settlement.
Can a policy be reviewed before a loss occurs?
A preventive review can focus on exclusions, deductibles, coverage limits and notification requirements. It identifies points to clarify with the insurer before relying on the cover.
These are general answers. Appropriate action depends on the facts and deadlines of each matter.