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Practice Areas

Insurance Coverage

Wesley Firm, LLC, handles all aspects of insurance coverage. We are experienced in coverage analysis of all manner of Insurance Policies, such as ISO and Manuscript, including issues related to rescission, reservation of rights, and denial, from initial coverage decisions through declaratory litigation. We routinely take Examinations Under Oath in connection with our coverage practice.  Our insurance coverage focus includes the following areas:

      First-Party Property Claims

 Wesley Firm, LLC’s practice particularly emphasizes these areas of expertise:

  • Valued Policy
  • Coinsurance
  • Multiple location/deductibles
  • Cat Claims
  • Homeowners
  • Commercial Property, including government buildings, public arena, entertainment venue, and retail
  • Excess and Reinsurance Issues
  • Garage Policies
  • Inland Marine
  • Multi-family, multi-property, condominium, town home
  • Automobile/Truck

Commercial and Residential General Liability

  • Construction Defect
  • Property Damage
  • Bodily Injury and wrongful death
  • Construction Defect
  • Common Carrier
  • Personal & Advertising Injury, including intellectual property claims and reputation
  • Dram Shop
  • Premises Liability
  • Corporate, Government, Board Errors and Omissions

Bad Faith Claims

  • Statutory and Common Law Damages
  • Extra-Contractual Verdict
  • Failure to Investigate or to Indemnify or Defend

Contingency

Bloodstock and Livestock

Insurance Defense

Wesley Firm, LLC, routinely defends Insureds in a variety of claims, and Insurers in direct action jurisdictions, including:

  • Automobile/Truck
  • Construction Defect
  • Contingency/UCC
  • Dram Shop
  • Premises Liability
  • Common Carrier
  • Inland Marine
  • Wrongful Death and Bodily Injury
  • Personal & Advertising Injury, including intellectual property claims and reputation

Subrogation

Wesley Firm, LLC has extensive experience in representing Insurers’ interests (including representing Insureds’ claims or deductible reimbursement) in property subrogation claims. Often, claims can be resolved without requiring litigation, but we are versed in such procedure, if necessary, for recovery. The firm typically operates on a one-third contingency, with the Insurers paying costs and expenses directly.