Coverage

What Every Insurer Must Know Before Facing a Coverage Dispute in Arizona

Arizona presents unique and complex challenges for insurers and self-insured companies. A single misstep in a coverage dispute, especially concerning a Morris or Damron Agreement, can lead to substantial and unforeseen financial exposure.

You need legal counsel with a deep understanding of Arizona insurance law. Counsel that can provide clear advice, mitigate your risk, and vigorously defend your position.

Here is how the attorneys at Jaburg Wilk can help you.

Receive Clear and Decisive Coverage Opinions

When you face a novel or difficult claim, you need more than an opinion. You need a clear, well researched, and actionable analysis of your rights and obligations. Our insurance law attorneys provide precisely that. We examine the policy, the facts, and the controlling law to give you the confidence to make the right decision.

Avoid the Perils of Morris and Damron Agreements

Few areas of Arizona law are more dangerous for an unwary insurer than Morris and Damron Agreements. These specialized settlements, unique to Arizona, can create significant liability if not handled correctly. Our lawyers have substantial experience advising insurers on how to navigate these situations, helping you to limit risk and prevent costly errors.

Protect Your Position in Declaratory Judgment Actions

When a coverage dispute cannot be resolved, you may need to seek a ruling from the court. We provide forceful and effective representation for insurers in declaratory judgment actions. Our objective is to secure a favorable judgment that affirms your coverage position and clarifies your duties under the policy.

Recover Costs From Other Insurers

You should not have to bear the entire cost of defense and indemnity when other insurance carriers share the responsibility. We represent insurers in contribution actions to compel other companies to pay their fair share. We work diligently to recover the defense and indemnity costs you are rightfully owed.