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Question of the Month

 

Many insurance disputes are handled through the use of arbitration, and the parties involved in these disputes often prefer arbitration to a long, drawn out, and costly lawsuit. (There is no question that insurers consider an arbitration proceeding as a legal proceeding that will be paid for just as a civil lawsuit would be, since the definition of lawsuit on policies includes arbitrations.)

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