Insurance Agents

As an insurance agent , you must report a potential claim as soon as possible. Most E&O Insurers will pay to defend you even if a subpoena is issued for your file or your deposition is set on a case where you were the broker.

We can defend insurance agents against a variety of allegations, such as failure to advise properly as to policy limits. The key to our success in representing insurance agents and brokers is our understanding of the various defenses available to them and our ability in evaluating, negotiating and defending claims against insurance professionals.

Our firm is on the panel list of most E&O Insurers. As part of your policy you can request our firm to represent you in the unfortunate event of an E&O claim.

Give us a call for a free consultation if there is a potential claim against you.

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Frequently Asked Questions

QUESTION How long will my case take?

ANSWER
While every case is different depending on severity and injuries, William W. Price, P.A. makes every effort to ensure that the claim process moves along in a timely manner. The length of time a case takes depends on the injuries sustained and medical treatment required in order to ensure a complete packet is submitted to the insurance carrier for proper review.
QUESTION How does the attorney get paid?

ANSWER
Payment to the attorney gets paid on a contingency basis. Although each settlement amount differs, the general rule is thirty-three and one-third percent (33.3%) of any recovery up to $1 million through the time of the Defendant filing an Answer or the demand for appointment of arbitrators. Forty percent (40%) of any recovery up to $1 million from the time of the Defendant filing an Answer and thereafter any time throughout the trial of the case.
QUESTION If you don’t recover anything, do I have to pay you?

ANSWER
The short answer is no. If William W. Price, P.A. is unable to recover anything on your behalf, you do not pay anything.