Klevatt & Associates provides counsel to select clients for a variety of civil matters including:

• Business Litigation
• Business Formation: (Corporations, LLCs, Partnerships, Joint Ventures)
• Corporate Law
• Employment Law
• Employment Disputes
• Business Transactions
• Contract Disputes and Collections
• e-Commerce Law
• Commercial Real Estate
• Insurance Law and Coverage
• Reinsurance Law
• Litigation, Arbitration and Trial

Our attorneys' representation of clients in insurance coverage matters includes complex controversies arising from asbestos, pollution, and health hazard claims, catastrophic property losses, liability disasters, medical products and fidelity claims. We have also provided counsel in disputes involving businesses, financial institutions, directors and officers, construction projects, real estate ventures, insolvencies, and government regulation.

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Significant Litigation Matters:

• Certain Underwriters at Lloyd's, London v. Transit Insurance Company in Insolvency, Circuit Court of Cole County, Missouri; Multi-million dollar claims involving asbestos, pollution and health hazard matters.
• Metropolitan Structures Joint Venture v. Ruggles Center, et al.; Boston, MA, "Sick Building Syndrome" personal injury and property damage claims involving construction of government building.
• Dow Corning Corp. et al., v. Granite State, et al., Circuit Court of County of Wayne, Michigan; Billion dollar silicone breast implant coverage trial.
• American Employers' Insurance Company v. Genoa Business Forms, et al., Circuit Court of Cook County; Environmental claims litigation.
• Quill Marine Insurance Brokers v. Royal Insurance Company, Circuit Court of Cook County, Illinois; Multi-million dollar insurance company/broker dispute.
• The Insurance Company of the State of Pennsylvania v. Circle K Corporation, U.S.D.C. (S.D. Texas); Bad faith litigation over rights of self-insured.
• Montrose Chemical Company v. Canadian Universal Insurance Company, et al., Los Angeles Superior Court; precedent setting environmental claims litigation.