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Insurance Regulatory Practice
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Sonnenschein’s Insurance Regulatory Practice advises financial services clients in virtually every segment of the insurance industry: property and casualty, life and health, managed care, reinsurance, insurance holding companies, risk retention groups, mutuals, insurance agencies and brokerages, third party administrators, regulatory agencies, risk managers and trade groups.  We help regulated entities manage their operations, address current issues and undertake strategic planning.  We work closely with our clients to deliver responsible and practical solutions to the ever-changing issues in today's complex marketplace.  Our high standards, expertise and exemplary service have made us one of the most sought-after firms for insurance regulatory needs.

In 2008, Sonnenschein won the Chambers Award for Excellence in Insurance.  The award recognizes our regulatory and litigation work on behalf of clients in the insurance industry and further confirms our reputation as a world-class provider of legal services.

Learn more about our Insurance Regulatory Practice at Sonnenschein.



Spotlights
Sonnenschein Introduces Risk Management Group
Sonnenschein's Insurance Regulatory Practice has launched a sub-group of attorneys dedicated to providing legal services to risk managers and their brokers. Our new Risk Management Group advises corporate risk managers, their brokers, senior management and corporate counsel on significant insurance and reinsurance matters, including the financial regulation of insurance companies, insurer insolvencies, disengagement transactions, cut-through endorsements, the protection and return of policyholder collateral, proof of claim submission and guaranty fund protection. For more information on the new group, please contact Corinne Carr.
Gary Hernandez Speaks on Hispanic Heritage
Gary Hernandez
Sonnenschein partner Gary Hernandez was among a handful of prominent citizens selected by San Francisco's local ABC-TV affiliate to discuss issues facing the community in a public service announcement recognizing Hispanic Heritage.  Pointing to the problem that our nation's public school students are under-performing, Hernandez urged viewers to join the efforts to give back to the community and seek ways to serve as role models and help our school systems improve results.
Click here to read Gary Hernandez's profile on the ABC7 site.