Maria Quintero Quoted in Article "Not Your Father's Insurance: 6 Technology Trends That Are Revolutionizing Coverage"
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Sep 22, 2015
Maria S. Quintero, a Hinshaw & Culbertson LLP partner, was recently quoted in an article on Bankrate.com titled, "Not Your Father's Insurance: 6 Technology Trends That Are Revolutionizing Coverage." This article examines different current technology trends that are transforming the insurance coverage industry. Ms. Quintero discusses how drones are acting as disaster claim adjusters.
Ms. Quintero devotes her practice within her firm's Insurance Services Group to assisting clients with all facets of insurance law including insurance litigation, coverage opinions, policy drafting and bad faith and extra-contractual disputes. Maria has extensive experience with commercial general liability and professional liability lines, and commercial and residential property lines. She also handles insurance agent and broker liability claims and develops training on industry best practices. She is a frequent commentator, presenter and writer on emerging industry issues and technology.
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