Litigation
Nov. 3, 2010
What the Long Term Care Industry Can Learn From the Trucking Industry
Insurers would benefit from investigating accidents on their own when they occur. By Noelle M. Natoli-Duffy of Foley & Mansfield.
It's 2:00 a.m. and your cell phone rings. On the other end, the caller, one of your biggest clients tells you that a woman has just died. Her family is raising hell and the authorities have been called. You grab a dictaphone, your camera, a pad of paper, and get in the car, simultaneously dialing the number of your private investigator, and ask him to meet you at the scene two hours away.
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