Eliminating all errors in underwriting will never be possible, but it is possible to eliminate predictable errors. (Photo: Bigstock)
The art of underwriting consists of several key elements. Among these are data gathering, analysis, decision making, and follow-up evaluation as accounts come up for renewal. It is at this point that the underwriter has the opportunity to identify errors made in the initial underwriting process and to correct them.
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Michael Brown
Michael Brown is a litigator with Miles & Stockbridge’s Products Liability & Mass Torts Practice Group Practice Group and leads its national trial team. He handles complex cases around the country for large corporations in the areas of products liability defense, mass tort litigation, employment law, medical malpractice, and insurance defense.
