Michael,
And in English this means??????
:)
Keith Pennell
> An important distinction between the two is that whereas an attorney
> represents his client's interests exclusively, an insurance company (and the
>consel it
> provides) represents its insured's interest only so long as they are not in
> conflict with its own, and at that point they may continue to provide
> representation, etc. with a reservation of rights, etc. It is always wise to
>be have
> someone supporting your interests--and ONLY your interests--handle
> communications with insurance companies, including your own.
>
> Best--Michael Oritt
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