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PUBLISHED WORK


The Coinsurance Clause in Property Insurance Policies
Earlier this year, an attorney referred to me a case involving fire damage to a restaurant after the referring attorney couldn’t get the claim paid without litigation. The fire had destroyed the building and business personal property of the referring attorney’s client.
Rabih Hamawi
May 16, 20254 min read


The Often-Misunderstood Certificate of Insurance
It would be hard to find anything in the area of liability insurance that is more misunderstood than the certificate of insurance. It’s...
Rabih Hamawi
Apr 25, 20256 min read


First Named Insured, Named Insureds, Described Insureds, Additional Insureds, and Additional Named Insureds
This topic may sound simple, but like many insurance topics, it has a few wrinkles. Naturally, the question begins with what “insured”...
Rabih Hamawi
Feb 8, 20255 min read


The Reservation of Rights and Denial Letters
Whether you are the plaintiff or the defendant in a tort case, you can count on being on the receiving end of a reservation of rights...
Rabih Hamawi
Oct 14, 20247 min read


Rabih Hamawi: From Insurance Agent to Insurance Lawyer
Sometimes seminal moments in one’s life can change a career path. For Rabih Hamawi (Story Class, 2015), who at the time, owned and...
Rabih Hamawi
Oct 25, 20234 min read


Occurrence-Based and Claims-Made Insurance Policies
Generally, there are two types of liability insurance policies: occurrence-based and claims-made policies. Occurrence-based are the more...
Rabih Hamawi
Jun 2, 20236 min read
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