Insurance
Both established carriers and corporations that self-insure are vulnerable to litigation that can cost millions of dollars. Loeb Law Firm is experienced in defending insureds and handling coverage disputes. This translates into a depth of understanding that pays off when consulting with clients on coverage and risk assessment. Louisiana’s court system presents a particular challenge for defendants—particularly insurance companies. In short, Louisiana’s Direct Action Statute allows a plaintiff to assert a claim against both the insured and its insurer.
When national or international insurance companies seek help navigating Louisiana’s complex court system, Loeb Law Firm is positioned to help.
Experience Handling Both Complex & Simple Insurance Matters
When national or international insurance companies seek help navigating Louisiana’s complex court system, Loeb Law Firm is positioned to help with the following matters:
- Admiralty & Maritime Disputes
- Auto Liability Claims
- Commercial General Liability
- Comprehensive General Liability
- Construction Defects
- Contractor Liability
- Environmental Claims & Coverage
- Homeowner Policies
- Medical Liability
- Officer & Director Liability
- Personal Injury Damages
- Premises Liability
- Products Liability
- Professional Liability
- Property Damage
- Transportation & Trucking
Our experienced insurance defense team takes a thorough approach to case preparation with cost-benefit analyses and timely reporting. Regardless of where the loss has occurred, our attorneys are prepared to negotiate, litigate or arbitrate claims both nationally and internationally.
Contact Our Attorneys
For legal advice pertaining to insurance matters, contact us or give us a call at 985-778-0220 today to schedule your consultation. Our attorneys will take the time to understand your needs and evaluate your options. We look forward to speaking with you.
Results
Representative Cases
Construction Defect & Water Restoration
LLF attorneys successfully defended our contractor client in a construction case involving an allegedly defective pipe joint that failed and resulted in flooding to a medical facility…
Maritime: Plug & Abandonment Operations
In the complex world of maritime law, the litigation process can be costly and drawn out for both plaintiffs and defendants as the parties sort through the chain of command amongst oilfield contractors…
Premises Liability
Our firm been retained to represent clients in a wide variety of settings for premises liability including wrongful death actions at a landfill, claims for property damage related to a fire at a commercial mechanic shop, as well a personal injuries related to a falling light fixture at a convention center…
Helpful Resources
Website links you may find useful.
- American Property Casualty Insurance Association (APCIA)
- National Safety Council (NSC)
- American Risk and Insurance Association (ARIA)
- Defense Research Institute (DRI)
- National Association of Insurance and Financial Advisors
- National Association of Independent Insurance Adjusters
- Louisiana Department of Insurance
News & Insights
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PRESS RELEASE: Loeb Law Firm Attorney Michael W. Margiotta, Jr. Named to 2021 Super Lawyers List
MANDEVILLE, LA (December 28, 2020) - Loeb Law Firm is pleased to announce that attorney Michael W. Margiotta, Jr. has been selected to the 2021 Louisiana Super Lawyers Rising Stars list. Each year, no more than 2.5 percent of the lawyers in the state are selected by...