Sentence examples for representing insurance from inspiring English sources
Plaintiffs' lawyers in personal-injury cases funded Democratic candidates for judgeships; defense lawyers in these cases — especially those representing insurance companies and large corporations — supported Republicans.
Earlier this year the agency, which is part of the Treasury Department, approved similar charters for the American Express Company; the General Motors Corporation's consumer finance division; the New York Life Insurance Company; the Hartford Group; the National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies, a group representing insurance companies owned by policyholders; and AXA Financial Inc.
At the start of the film, as a partner in a New York law firm, Donovan specializes in representing insurance companies and does his duty zealously, sitting across the table from an opposing lawyer for five drivers injured in an accident and trying to force them to divide a one-accident pot in five instead of each receiving a full payout from his client.
The report, which was paid for by an association representing insurance companies, has been dismissed as industry-funded spin.
Lloyd's isn't a company but rather a marketplace where brokers representing insurance buyers go shopping for coverage among dozens of providers, whether corporate carriers such as Ace and AIG, or underwriting syndicates that the Names fund.
Will they investigate the background of the judge as to his existing insurance coverage, his health history, his past employment with or representing insurance companies or his investments in them?
Janet S. Trautwein, executive vice president of the National Association of Health Underwriters, which represents insurance agents and brokers, said employee groups were more attractive to insurers for several reasons.
Goodwin typically represents insurance companies in litigation following car accidents.
I decided right there I wouldn't use my talents to represent insurance companies any longer".
Stephanie W. Kanwit, a lawyer who represents insurance companies and H.M.O.'s, said the ruling on the Texas law was important.
"You'll see it bleed over," said Scott Petersen, a lawyer in Salt Lake City who often represents insurance companies in parity cases.
