Companies looking for extra money in these tough economic times may have an answer from the past. The vast majority of insurer denial letters for intellectual property lawsuits lack merit. Therefore, companies who have litigated intellectual property cases and expended significant monies in defense and settlement may be overlooking ready sources of cash through pursuit of coverage claims.
Five Reasons Why Insurer Denials of Intellectual Property Claims May Not Be Well Taken
First, insurers rarely consider all the potential bases for coverage factually implicated by the underlying lawsuits they address. The distinctions necessary to identify pertinent policy provisions may not be possessed by the personnel charged with conducting that analysis.
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