Insurance companies regularly ask Mills & Associates for advice on how to handle claims where policy limits are inadequate, either because the injuries are severe or because there’s just not enough money to satisfy the multiple claimants. The case of Benchmark v. Sparks, 127 Nev. Adv. Op. 33, 254 P.3d 617 (2011) all but does away with one option that has been popular with the insurance companies, that of interpleader. The court explained that the Benchmark policy included a provision … [Read more...]
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Inadequate Limits? What Not To Do. . .
August 25, 2011 by Michael Mills
Filed Under: Ambiguity, Inadequate Limits, Interpleader, Policy Limits Tagged With: Bad Faith in Nevada, Inadequate Limits, Interpleader, Nevada Appellate Lawyers Mills and Associates, Nevada Bad Faith Defense, Nevada Bad Faith Law, Nevada Court System, Nevada Coverage Lawyers, Nevada Insurance Coverage Attorneys, Nevada Insurance Defense Attorneys, Nevada Insurance Law, Nevada Insurance Lawyers, Nevada Justice Court, Nevada Supreme Court, Nevada Trial Lawyer