Klinedinst attorneys have handled a wide variety of matters involving insurance coverage and first and third party claims. We have extensive experience analyzing and litigating complex issues arising under virtually every type of insurance policy. Our attorneys work with insurers to assess complex coverage claims in a fast, efficient and thorough manner. Klinedinst attorneys can provide counsel on a wide range of policies, including commercial liability, general liability, property, professional liability, automobile, directors and officers, errors and omissions, employment practices liability, excess and umbrella, homeowners, life and disability, business interruption, builder’s risk, products liability, advertising, defamation/trademark infringement liability, construction defect, as well as additional insured obligations.

Our attorneys have analyzed coverage questions in various contexts, including auto liability, construction defect liability, and defamation/trademark infringement liability. In addition, our attorneys have defended bad faith cases, which tend to overlap with coverage issues and often have them as significant issues. Klinedinst attorneys have also conducted examinations under oath (“EUOs”) for auto and homeowners insurance companies, in their investigation of first-party and third-party claims, especially claims where fraud is suspected.

Whether the issue requires coverage opinion letters, litigation, arbitration, or alternative dispute resolution strategies, Klinedinst is well-versed in handling all types of coverage disputes. And our attorneys have litigated both small and large claim cases. With four offices throughout California, our attorneys are able to provide superior and cost-efficient representation no matter where the matter is being heard.

Insurance industry client benefit from both Klinedinst’s analyses of myriad coverage issues and the firm’s effective prosecution or defense of declaratory coverage lawsuits in state and federal courts. Our coverage lawyers are also experienced in counseling and defending our insurers in “bad faith,” fraud and contribution actions.