Commercial Loss Management - Specialists in quantifying financial loss

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COMMERCIAL Loss Management specialises in preparing commercial business interruption insurance claims for insured’s and quantifying economic loss in commercial disputes.

We also provide expert advice, usually at the request of the insurance broker, on the evaluation of a clients business interruption insurance requirements.

The following services are offered:

Preparation of Business Interruption Insurance Claims
Preparation of Other Categories of Insurance Claims
Economic Loss Quantification
Pre-Loss Advice

PREPARATION OF BUSINESS INTERRUPTION CLAIMS

When disaster strikes, the period following a loss is a critical time for any business. Preparing the business interruption insurance claim and negotiating settlement is a crucial part of the recovery process.

Commercial Loss Management provides professional assistance and manages the claim process with the client’s insurance broker. Our understanding and experience with insurance technicalities, reinstatement challenges and loss management, together with our strong financial and accounting skills ensures that the insurance claim is prepared professionally, accurately and in a timely manner.

PREPARATION OF OTHER CATEGORIES OF INSURANCE CLAIM

Commercial Loss Management provides professional assistance with the following claims:

Advance Loss of Profits
Fidelity Guarantee

ECONOMIC LOSS QUANTIFICATION

In situations where a commercial dispute or breach of contract has occurred, Commercial Loss Management is able to work with other professional advisors to:

Quantify economic loss
Advise on all aspects of economic loss
Review opposing quantum evidence
Act as an expert witness.

PRE-LOSS ADVICE

The complexities of business interruption insurance mean that many businesses need professional guidance. Working closely with insurance brokers, Commercial Loss Management can:

Review exposures and estimate maximum probable loss
Advise items of cover and the appropriateness of the sums insured
Review the indemnity period.

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