Reinsurance
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- Martin R. Baach
- Walter J. Buzzetta
- Alan B. Croft
- Bruce R. Grace
- Mark J. Leimkuhler
- Joseph L. Ruby
- Elizabeth Torrent Sheldon
- Duane K. Thompson
- Manuel S. Varela
- Brett A. Walter
- Geovette E. Washington
Top transnational insurers and corporations count on Baach Robinson & Lewis to favorably resolve their most challenging, high-stakes reinsurance problems.
Our full-service international reinsurance practice gives you deeply experienced counsel and innovative solutions in a wide variety of substantive reinsurance matters. We are skilled in arbitration, litigation, audits, claims monitoring, and coverage evaluation, tackling issues of allocation, accumulation, follow-the-fortunes, role of the intermediary, reinsurance contact interpretation, and more.
We often work closely with British colleagues to find creative and intelligent answers to complex reinsurance disputes that span both U.S. and U.K. jurisdictions. For example, recently we obtained a forum non conveniens dismissal of a suit brought in New Jersey by a domestic reinsurer against its British cedant. We also helped resolve a marine cargo contract dispute between a British facultative reinsurer and a domestic insurer, partnering with British counsel to bring suit in the U.K. In another matter, we assisted a U.S. insurer in obtaining substantial contribution from a foreign insurer on a complex latex-gloves loss, forging a deal with British reinsurers of the foreign insurer.
We will work diligently and intelligently to achieve similar results for you. We carefully assess your position and press your case through negotiation. When necessary, we are experienced at resolving matters quickly and efficiently through arbitration or litigation. For example, recently we successfully tried a major recession matter involving excess-of-loss coverage for a self-insured Fortune 100 company.
We also advise reinsurers on strategic planning to address the reinsurance implications in the ongoing U.S. asbestos litigation crisis.

