Covid related travel insurance denials

[Timberridge]

Have you done some of this before?

Brit sued Her Majesty The Queen of England once. It's why he had to leave. So yeah.

[liv2ski]

And before ultimate thread drift occurs--last call for someone else who had a travel insurance denial? Bueller?

I did, but ultimately ended up out maybe $4k, so not the end of the world, more like a learning lesson.

[PNWbrit]

Have you done some of this before?

Yes I have.

I guess NYC firms aren't into this kind of stuff

This guess would be incorrect.

[Timberridge]

Dexter, maybe you should have hired Brit? He's a bit crusty, but you need someone like that to bring this insurance company to their knees. Though Big Steve would have been my first choice, I think Brit could definitely handle this.

[BmillsSkier]

BigSteve knows bird law.

[PNWbrit]

BigSteve knows bird law.

Big Steve would probably know that Dex probably signed an R&R agreement where he agreed not to post about the case to social media.

And if his lawyer didn't have him do that it would be another warning sign that they don't know what they're doing in this field of law.

[Timberridge]

BigSteve knows bird law.

Dude is like a Harpy eagle in a forest full of monkeys.

Brit, you're not bad either.

[RootSkier]

Big Steve would probably know that Dex probably signed an R&R agreement where he agreed not to post about the case to social media.

This is why I always find lead plaintiffs who don't even use email.

[Timberridge]

This is why I always find lead plaintiffs who don't even use email.

You're a lawyer too? I thought all you guys were dentists? I know where I'm coming for legal advice next time I'm in trouble.

[liv2ski]

You're a lawyer too? I thought all you guys were dentists? I know where I'm coming for legal advice next time I'm in trouble.

Well duh, just call Saul.