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Broker's Negligence

Broker’s Negligence Claims

Are you in a difficult position because your insurance broker did not calculate your insurance coverage properly?

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Our team of experienced lawyers can help you fight for the support you rightfully deserve.

An insurance broker’s responsibility is to anticipate your needs and show you the policy options that are available to you. They are also required to notify you if your insurance policy has expired or lapsed. If they fail to do so, they could potentially be found liable for losses you have suffered.

Many people and businesses utilize insurance brokers to invest in an insurance package that will protect what they have worked hard to achieve. However, when you need it the most, you may find out that the coverage assessment your broker made does not actually provide you with adequate support, or support at all. This is when our insurance claims lawyers can help.

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Graphic with the headline “Insurance Claim Denied or Underpaid in BC?” followed by “Follow This Checklist Before You Act,” suggesting guidance for British Columbia residents dealing with insurance claim issues.
  • Insurance Claims

Insurance Claim Denied or Underpaid in BC? Follow This Checklist Before You Act

Anastase E. Maragos

When an insurance claim is denied, or the payout is far lower than expected, many policyholders assume there is nothing they can do. A denial or shortfall does not always mean the matter is over. Whether the issue stems from policy exclusions, insufficient coverage, broker errors, or disputes about the value of the loss, there may still be legal and practical options available.

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  • Insurance Claims

Can You Rebuild Your Building or Business Somewhere Else? The Answer Is Yes, If You Have The Right Coverage

Anastase E. Maragos

It is prudent for commercial If your building suffers a total loss, like fire, flood, or another catastrophic event, you might assume your insurance will fully cover rebuilding. But a lesser-known provision called the “same site clause” can significantly limit your payout. Understanding how this clause works—and how a same site deletion endorsement can protect you—is essential for property owners, landlords, and commercial tenants alike.

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