Civil Litigation,
Insurance
Jul. 23, 2019
Judge rejects claim only lawyers can represent insurers in California arbitrations
A lawsuit that argued only attorneys can represent insurance companies in California arbitrations has been dismissed.
A lawsuit that argued only attorneys can represent insurance companies in California arbitrations has been dismissed.
Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Amy D. Hogue concluded California law allows non-attorneys to pursue subrogation claims on behalf of insurers, rejecting the crux of an unusual case against Infinity Insurance Co. brought by an insured motorist ...
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