Reserve studies for carriers.

Reserve adequacy work where solvency is in question.

Receiver’s expert in suits against officers and professionals Estate claim adjudication and audits Reserve studies for carriers Life and annuity liquidations and rehabilitation Reinsurance collections and run-off operations

About this practice area

Reserves and solvency.

An insurer’s solvency depends on the adequacy of its reserves. When a carrier is under regulatory scrutiny, in supervision, or in receivership, the question of what its claims will really cost decides whether it can be rehabilitated, must be liquidated, or has been misstating its condition.

Reserve studies in this setting are often contested: they may be presented in court, relied on by a regulator deciding whether to act, or used in litigation over how the company reached its condition.

A carrier's reserves charted over time, sinking through the required-reserve line drawn solid, the breach flagged amber

Engagements

Where solvency is in question.

Studies for Directors of Insurance and receivers, with reports and trial testimony in contested proceedings.

Testifying expert · Report, Deposition

Errors-and-omissions suit against a failed risk retention group’s directors, auditors, and actuaries

2-daydeposition

Finalreport issued

Settledafter the deposition

Receiver’s expert

Reserve studies

Almost everyline of business

Trialtestimony in receivership proceedings

Reserve studies

Other matters

Reserve review of a taxicab risk retention groupTestifyingReserve studiesRead moreShow less

Retained as an expert to review the held reserves of a taxicab risk retention group. Upon Mr. Bingham’s final report of audited claim files, the group was ordered into liquidation.

Also listed under: Carrier claims-practice reviews & audits · Reserve adequacy studies

Reserve study of a medical malpractice risk retention group in liquidationConsultingReserve studiesRead moreShow less

Retained by the South Carolina Director of Insurance to perform a reserve adequacy study of a medical malpractice risk retention group, in liquidation. Held reserves were increased as a result of the recommendations in Glynloen’s final report.

Also listed under: Reserve adequacy studies

Reserve studies for carriers.

Reserves and solvency.

Where solvency is in question.

Errors-and-omissions suit against a failed risk retention group’s directors, auditors, and actuaries

Reserve studies

Other matters

Elsewhere in Receivership & Insolvency Issues.

Receiver’s expert in suits against officers and professionals

Estate claim adjudication and audits

Life and annuity liquidations and rehabilitation

Reinsurance collections and run-off operations

Have a receivership or insolvency matter?