Michael starts a series on reservation of rights letters and discusses the basic sections of those letters.

For more information, here is a slide deck on what an insurer may consider including in a reservation of rights letter (https://t.co/p8ZcdX8H6C?amp=1).

Michael describes one of the "no-brainers" of insurance coverage analysis that is often overlooked.

For a list of other no-brainers, check out this article (https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/five-often-overlooked-no-brainers-insurance-coverage-analysis-young/)

Not returning phone call, that's what!

Here is the article Michael references in the episode (https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/things-drive-insurance-companies-crazy-outside-counsel-michael-young/)

Today Michael discussed "social inflation" and how it may affect liability claims.

He discusses this article about a recent verdict in St. Louis County (https://www.stltoday.com/news/local/crime-and-courts/jurors-say-police-sergeant-should-get-almost-million-in-discrimination/article_e7305f25-64be-5391-8d4b-5c1f92f2be1b.html), and this Survey Report from Willis Towers Watson (https://www.willistowerswatson.com/en-us/insights/2019/11/insurance-marketplace-realities-2019-fall-update-executive-summary).

Michael Young reveals the details of his new podcast (Michael's Insurance Daily) which starts on December 2, 2019.