Insurance disputes may involve denied coverage, exclusions, valuation, policy interpretation, insurer conduct and litigation over property, liability or benefits claims.
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✓Identify the policy and claim
✓Keep denial correspondence
✓Add the province
How to use this page
Start with the legal issue, then verify what matters
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Identify the type of policy and the decision being disputed
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Gather the policy, claim documents and denial correspondence
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Ask whether counsel acts for policyholders, insurers or both
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Use ordinary language
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Do you handle this type of insurance coverage dispute?
What parts of the policy and denial letter are most important?
Are there notice or limitation deadlines for challenging the decision?
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