Business Insurance Repudiation – Free Consultation
The events of the past two years, from the COVID-19 pandemic to the recent riots, have underlined the critical importance of business insurance. Unfortunately, there are no guarantees that your business insurance claim will be settled and not repudiated. Although an insurer has the right to protect its interests when handling your insurance claim, your rights as a policy holder should equally be protected.
If your business claim has been denied by your insurer and you are uncertain how to proceed, our Business Insurance Repudiation Team can assist you. We offer a free 30-minute consultation during which we will assess your claim and discuss the possible steps to navigate the complex process of repudiation.
All consultations should be booked and confirmed by 25 August 2021. Consultations, both virtual and in person, will take place on 30 and 31 August 2021.
Contact our insurance law specialists, Jean-Paul Rudd or Mtho Maphumulo, to book your free 30-minute consultation to benefit from of our expertise.
Please note: No free consultations will take place before or after 30 and 31 August 2021
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