Clark & Fox - Insurance Industry Attorneys
New Jersey Law Firm
Clark & Fox is a law firm with a singular focus on serving the insurance industry.
We represent domestic and international insurers in the areas of insurance coverage, defense litigation and reinsurance throughout the United States and its territories.
With our vast insurance and legal experience, we have a deep understanding of our client's objectives. This allows us to collaborate with our clients to develop effective and efficient legal/claims strategies to achieve their desired results.
Practice Areas:
Insurance & Reinsurance
Insurance Bad Faith/Extra-Contractual Damages
Fraud/Arson
General & Complex Liability
Life, Health & Disability
London Practice Group
Transportation/Cargo
http://www.clarkfoxlaw.com/
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