Braintree, MA personal injury attorney Michael Conley discusses his experience handling insurance coverage cases. He explains that when we established our operation back in 1985, we didn’t have an existing book of business. Consequently, we had to handle cases that were considered more on the fringe, including those where the insurance coverage was uncertain. As a result, we gained extensive expertise in coverage matters. It is crucial for us not only to understand our clients’ insurance coverage but also to grasp the coverage on the opposing side. This comprehensive understanding helps us shape the case effectively, considering insurance coverage. In a way, it is akin to how Willie Sutton thought about bank robberies—targeting banks because that’s where the money is. Similarly, a case can be strong, but if there is no insurance coverage or if an action jeopardizes the coverage, the case loses its strength.