Civil Liability Defense
Alan Belcher has experience representing insurance companies and their insureds in a wide variety of covered claims. He has represented insureds in personal injury / motor vehicle tort actions, premises liability matters and business disputes. Mr. Belcher also represents insurance companies and their insureds in probate matters including seeking approval of wrongful death settlements and settlements with minors and other legally incapacitated individuals. If your company has been placed on notice of a claim against you or your insured in South Carolina, contact the Law Offices of Alan Belcher. We will provide you and your insured with innovative, knowledgeable and cost-effective service.
In addition to providing legal services to the insurance industry, Mr. Belcher can also help business owners in the defense of lawsuits where insurance companies are not involved. Often, in the areas of the law such as trade secret disputes, non-competition / non-solicitation matters and other forms of business litigation, the insurance policy in place may not provide coverage. Mr. Belcher can work with you in a direct representation setting to help you achieve the best possible results for your situation.
Insurance Coverage Matters
The Law Offices of Alan Belcher can provide insurance coverage analysis for insurance companies and businesses. Mr. Belcher has experience in counseling insurance companies on various coverage matters. Construction coverage law in South Carolina is in a constant state of flux. If an issue arises where your insurance company's coverage is in question, contact us. We will work with your team of professionals to provide the resources and information you need to evaluate your coverage position.
The Law Offices of Alan Belcher can also help professionals in business and in the construction industry better understand the insurance coverage provided to them during the insurance application process. Many times, businesses and construction professionals purchase an insurance policy and assume that they are covered for any and all losses. It is possible in construction defect cases, however, that they will find themselves in the thick of litigation without the proper insurance coverage or with a defense under a "reservation of rights." In business litigation, a business may find that an exclusion applies to the conduct alleged in the lawsuit. It is far better to understand the coverage provided under the various types of available policies on the front end and to work with your insurance professional to develop the precise type of coverage your business needs.
