Matthew J. Baker

Insurance Law

Indemnity vs. Liability Policies
Indemnity policies More...
False Claims by Insured
Various statutes prohibit the submission of false or fraudulent claims or evidence in connection with insurance claims. A person who commits such fraud may be subject either to civil liability to an insurer or to prosecution for a crime. More...
Treatment of Annuities as Securities
Variable annuities are differentiated from fixed annuities by virtue of how the benefits are funded. In a traditional fixed annuity, an annuitant pays a premium(s) and is guaranteed a certain rate of return over a life expectancy; thus, benefit payments can be determined with precision. In a variable annuity, premium payments are held in a separate account or accounts. More...
The Use of Life Insurance in Planning an Estate
Life insurance can be a valuable tool in planning for the future of one's children and in balancing distribution of assets. More...
Types of Disability Coverage in Life and Health Insurance
The definition of "disability" is subjective because some people can work without complaint with a condition that would disable and incapacitate others. A typical life and health insurance policy may define disability insurance as including insurance related to injury, disablement, or death resulting to the insured from accidents or sickness. More...

Areas of Practice

  • General Civil Trial and Appellate Practice in State and Federal Courts Labor and Employment
  • Insurance and Commercial Litigation

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