When a negotiated resolution of coverage cannot be reached, our insurance law attorneys have extensive experience in filing and defending coverage litigation.  We litigate these lawsuits in an aggressive, yet efficient and cost-effective manner. We practice in all state and federal courts in New Jersey and New York and regularly supervise litigation in other jurisdictions in the United States as well. Our breadth and depth of experience enables us to respond quickly, even in complex cases.

Our attorneys have years of experience assisting clients with filing, resolving, and litigating claims under Comprehensive General Liability policies, especially as related to environmental and faulty construction work matters. In many instances, the successful results in the coverage claims have allowed global resolution of the underlying environmental and construction related claims.  

Our attorneys are also prepared to assist commercial clients that have sustained significant property damage, business income, extra expenses, and other business losses insured under business insurance coverages. Our attorneys have gained unique experience by assisting clients with catastrophic losses and insurance claims, such as those arising out of Hurricane Andrew in Florida, Hurricane Hugo in the Caribbean, Hurricane Katrina in the Gulf states, and claims arising out of the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001 and the subsequent collapse of the World Trade Center towers. Most recently, our attorneys have worked with many clients in New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania in connection with business loss coverage claims related to the Covid-19 pandemic. 

The insurance law attorneys at Norris McLaughlin, P.A., provide claims advisory and comprehensive consulting services for all lines of insurance claims through a network of claims adjusters, forensic accountants, contractors, engineers, and other claims professionals. Our claims professionals can help meet the challenges of resolving the claims and quieting the turmoil created in the wake of catastrophic events.