As an attorney focused exclusively on exposing the insurance industry’s predatory practice of using biased experts to deny or minimize claim payments, I understand policyholders’ challenges. The industry has long exploited structural deficiencies in the law and lax governmental oversight to perpetuate this unethical conduct, leaving legitimate claims unfairly denied or underpaid.
This website provides resources and knowledge to combat this insidious practice. Through a comprehensive E-Treatise, freely accessible discovery templates, and invaluable case studies of key players (insurers, benefit plans, third-party administrators, vendors, and experts), you are empowered to pursue justice for clients.
This site’s mission is to illuminate the insurance industry’s abuse of biased experts and equip you with the tools to challenge their tactics effectively. Every policyholder deserves a fair and impartial assessment of their claim, free from the influence of financial conflicts of interest or predetermined outcomes.
In the coming weeks and months, this site will delve into the intricacies of this issue, starting today with a detailed analysis of the landmark 2016 case, Demer v. IBM Corp. LTD Plan. This case introduced a paradigm-shifting framework for assessing and eliminating expert bias, providing a roadmap for attorneys to navigate this complex terrain.
Additionally, practical guidance and resources are offered, including discovery templates (also added today) tailored to uncover potential biases and conflicts of interest. These tools empower you to gather the necessary evidence and build a compelling case against insurers who engage in this unethical conduct.
Join me in this fight for transparency, fairness, and accountability in the insurance industry. We can protect policyholders’ rights and ensure their claims are evaluated objectively and without prejudice.
Stay tuned for upcoming posts, and don’t hesitate to reach out with any questions or suggestions. This site is here to support you in your pursuit of justice.