Exceptions to Insurers’ Right to Rescind for Inaccurate Information
Peter S. Selvin, Partner in ECJ's Litigation Department, published an article in the February 26, 2020 issue of the Daily Journal titled, "Exceptions to Insurers’ Right to Rescind for Inaccurate Information". The article discusses exceptions to the principle that misrepresentations in a life insurance application will allow the insurer the right to rescind the policy.
Peter evaluates key defenses to an insurer's rescission that were based on alleged misrepresentations in applications. Insurers will often conduct a post-claim investigation to verify the applicant's statement if a claim is made within two years after policy inception.
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Peter is a business trial lawyer with more than 30 years of experience. While he specializes in the areas of insurance coverage and international litigation, his experience has touched many different areas of law, including real estate, intellectual property and professional liability disputes. Within those areas, Peter’s practice includes both trying cases and counseling clients on how to avoid litigation. Chief among his strengths is his ability to counsel clients and help achieve strategic business solutions.
