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Insurance Lawyers

A insurance lawyer deals with insurance and insurance carriers. Insurance is coverage by contract whereby for an agreed payment of a premium one party agrees to indemnify or guarantee another against loss by a specified contingency or loss.

If you have questions relating to any of these or other insurance law related issues, find a qualified insurance lawyer that's right for you.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where Can I Obtain Insurance Licensing Forms And Licensing Requirements?
You may obtain licensing assistance from the Licensing Bureau of the California Department of Insurance. The requirements and forms needed depend upon the type of license you are attempting to … more
Is Any Pre-Licensing Education Required?
For the Fire and Casualty BrokerAgent or Life Agent licenses, all applicants must complete 40 hours of approved classroom course in subject matter and 12 hours on ethics and California … more
Are There Any Pre-Licensing Examinations That I Must First Take?
To obtain a license, an applicant must meet the prelicensing education requirements outlined above; then pass the fire and casualty exam or the life agent exam with the ethics and code portion … more

Legal Articles

What is the relationship between Medicaid and long-term care insurance policies?
Long-term care insurance is available to protect your needs over time due to a chronic health condition, illness, or disease. Designed to provide hands-on help with the activities of daily living, such as eating, bathing, and dressing, long-term care insurance can be used to protect your independence, your ability to live on your own, and your ability to enjoy life to the fullest extent … more
What are some common exclusions and/or limitations in homeowner's insurance policies?
Although it can be costly, homeowner’s insurance is necessary for your protection, and even required in some cases. However, homeowner’s insurance policies don’t always cover all damages and/or losses to your home, even in situations where you might honestly assume that you have insurance coverage. Therefore, you should be sure to look out for some common exclusions … more