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Unfortunately, the insurance industry itself contributes to these areas of dispute by not having consistent and universal standards regarding policy language, underwriting practices and claims handling procedures. An expert witness can provide the court testimony as to what the proper interpretation is of policy wording – and what constitutes acceptable underwriting and claim handling practices.
If the dispute involves alleged improper claims handling practices, the expert witness should be able to draw upon their overall industry experience -- not just the practices of one insurance company.
No other insurance consultant or expert witness can offer such prompt, credible, and authoritative advice on insurance, insurance coverage, insurance fraud or insurance claims handling questions.
A well known insurance attorney, insurance fraud expert and claims practices consultant has been disqualified from testifying as an expert witness against an insurance company he represented and advised twelve years earlier.
As an expert witness offering testimony on issues regarding art damage, loss, theft, insurance claims, and similar issues, I am often asked to explain the values that I place on works of art.
Being an insurance expert witness isn't always easy. It can be time-consuming, requiring experts to spend hours in court and hours more to write reports. Somerville, who has testified in two controversial cases, says being an insurance expert witness is rarely pleasant.
As recognized experts in life insurance actuarial consulting, our consultants are called upon to serve as actuarial expert witnesses and advisors in a variety of proceedings, including court cases, arbitrations and rehabilitations.
For example, if experts responded by protecting themselves through liability insurance, the cost of expert opinion would surely rise, and the insurers might well exert some pressure on experts to base their opinions on thorough and rigorous analyses.
Only professional witnesses will be in a position to carry insurance to guard against such liability. The threat of liability would discourage the one-time expert from testifying.
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