Understanding the declarations page is the first step in understanding your insurance policy.
The front page of your insurance policy is the declarations page. All of the key information of your policy will be found on the declarations page, including the issuing insurer, the policy number, policy period, the named insured, the limits of liability and any retention(s), and the summary of coverages. If any of this is missing, you need to go back to the company and make sure the policy is corrected and includes what is missing. This video reviews several types of corporate insurance policies and discusses the defense obligation.
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![Kevin B. Dreher](http://s3.amazonaws.com/les.speakerimg/2603545.jpg)
Kevin B. Dreher
Barnes & Thornburg LLP
- Partner, Barnes & Thornburg LLP, co-chair of Insurance Recovery Practice
- Litigator and trial lawyer focusing on insurance recovery on behalf of policyholders, complex commercial litigation, and dispute-related counseling
- Has represented policyholders and recovered hundreds of millions of dollars in a wide range of insurance coverage disputes, including long-tail environmental, toxic tort, and asbestos claims under general liability policies; claims for media liability and PAIL coverage; losses stemming from natural and man-made disasters and COVID-19 under first-party and business interruption insurance; securities and fiduciary duty claims triggering D&O liability coverage and professional liability insurance; and losses under ocean cargo marine and storage policies
- Can be contacted at [email protected] or 312-214-8308
![Bradley H. Dlatt](http://s3.amazonaws.com/les.speakerimg/4570464.jpg)
Bradley H. Dlatt
Perkins Coie LLP
- Counsel in the insurance recovery practice in Perkins Coie LLP’s Chicago office
- Practice focuses on providing insurance counseling to businesses and resolving insurance coverage disputes, including representing corporate, non-profit, and individual policyholders in coverage mediation, arbitration, and litigation
- Recognized by Business Insurance as a 2022 Break Out Award winner, recognizing the top professionals under 40 years old in the insurance industry
- Regularly writes and presents on insurance coverage issues
- Can be contacted at [email protected] or 312-324-8499
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