Insurance dispute lawyers

Ricardo Echeverria has tried policyholder cases involving property losses, health coverage, liability-insurer settlement duties, and claim handling.

Scott Glovsky litigates California health-insurance denials, from the Arce and Dion class settlements against Kaiser to the Aetna deposition that exposed denials signed without reading the patient’s records.

Chip Merlin represents policyholders after catastrophic property losses and writes about the evidence and coverage rules behind insurance claims.

William M. Shernoff pioneered insurance bad-faith litigation for policyholders and has handled catastrophe, disability, health, and property-insurance claims.

Pamela M. Pressley represents California policyholders in insurance rate proceedings and works to preserve public participation under Proposition 103.

Robert M. Horkovich reconstructs the insurance policyholders bought decades before a loss came due, from the Stringfellow Acid Pits to the Fuller-Austin asbestos verdict, and has recovered more than $8 billion for them.

John W. Houghtaling II represents commercial policyholders in hurricane and property insurance disputes, with a practice built around policy evidence.

Arash Homampour tries catastrophic-injury and wrongful-death cases involving defective products, public-entity liability, comparative fault, and appellate review.

Patricia A. Law litigates California medical-malpractice, product-liability, wrongful-death, insurance-bad-faith, and appellate cases.

Matt Casey tries catastrophic-injury cases involving premises liability, medical negligence, defective products, abuse in care settings, industrial explosions, and insurance bad faith.

Brian S. Kabateck litigates class actions, mass torts, insurance disputes, consumer claims, catastrophic injury, and disaster cases.

Norman E. Siegel leads data-privacy, consumer, insurance, and complex class actions from Stueve Siegel Hanson in Kansas City.

Annie McAdams has pursued survivor-side trafficking claims against online platforms, hotels, and other businesses under Texas Chapter 98.

Cassie Preston Gailmor represents plaintiffs in transportation, premises-liability, workplace-injury, construction, and insurance disputes.