In 1978, Robins, Kaplan, Miller & Ciresi L.L.P. opened the Atlanta office, the firm's first regional office. During its first decade, the office focused on representing national property insurers in complex industrial catastrophe claims. In 1987, the office began to diversify its practice. Today, the Atlanta office has a full complement of trial lawyers in multiple practice areas. 

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  • What's in a (Tropical Storm's) Name?

    Law360, April 11, 2013

    In the wake of Superstorm Sandy, several issues have arisen that relate to various provisions in first‐party property insurance policies relating to “named storms."

  • Appraisal Issues

    DecPage - Volume 4, Issue 1, Winter 2013

    This article provides an overview of some issues that you may encounter related to demands for appraisal you may want to make or you may receive on Superstorm Sandy claims.

  • Fashion Designers Face Uncertainty After Louboutin V. YSL

    Law360, February 27, 2013

    The impact of this case in the fashion industry as a whole is still unclear, but appears to be limited. Despite all the hype and news coverage related to this case, the court’s ruling was fact‐specific and its practical effect on the fashion industry generally will likely be small.

  • The Role of Emails in Insurance Choice-Of-Law Analysis

    Law360, October 11, 2012

    One of the first steps attorneys should take when evaluating a property insurance dispute is to perform a choice-of-law analysis. This analysis will be factually specific and will sometimes require a detailed review of underwriting correspondence among the insured, the insurer and any brokers or other parties involved.

  • Breaking Down Fla.'s Prejudgment Interest Issues

    Law360, June 7, 2012

    When is payment due under policy terms, such that prejudgment interest begins to accrue? Is a policyholder entitled to prejudgment interest on monies not yet spent on repairs of insured damages?

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