Carlton Fields’ insurance practice can measure its victories in the millions of dollars it has saved its clients.
There’s the $18 million National Union Fire Insurance Co. didn’t have to pay under a directors and officers insurance liability policy. Then there’s the $40 million it saved the same company’s parent, American International Group, arising from a contractual liability exclusion dispute. Add to that the $53 million Lexington Insurance Co. insisted it shouldn’t be held responsible for in an action involving the alleged defective construction of a retirement home.
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