Pasich LLP

Pasich LLP, a premier insurance recovery boutique law firm in the United States, specializes in helping commercial policyholders reduce and transfer risk, and recover full value from their insurance and risk management assets. Our lawyers have conducted over 80 jury trials and arbitrations, handled more than 50 appellate matters in the U.S. and abroad, and have recovered more than $7 billion for clients to date.

Our expertise spans risk review, designing new insurance and risk management transfer concepts, insurance claim submission, litigation management, and the pursuit of arbitrations, lawsuits and appeals. While our lawyers have deep knowledge in almost every industry and type of risk, we are particularly recognized for results achieved in the following:

Entertainment and Sports: We remain the nation’s leading entertainment and sports insurance recovery group, representing major studios, A-list actors and recording artists in high-profile litigation and appeals.

High-Stakes/High-Profile Coverage Disputes: We routinely retained to handle some of the nation’s highest-profile, highest-stakes coverage matters.

Property Damage and Business Interruption: We have helped clients recover billions of dollars of coverage for losses arising from fires, floods, hurricanes and other natural disasters.

Directors & Officers: We have obtained some of the nation’s biggest, most high-profile Directors & Officers coverage wins.

Employment/Wage-and-Hour Coverage: We remain the go-to firm in this area, having secured landmark wins and settlements for insured employers.

Cyber Breaches and Cyber Crime:We represent clients who have been the victims of devastating cyberattacks as they seek coverage from insurers under a multitude of policies including cyber, crime, property and D&O.

Insurance Broker Liability: We gave obtained some of the nation’s largest insurance broker malpractice verdicts and settlements.

Insurance Coverage for #MeToo and Related Claims: We represent some of the highest profile clients in connection with coverage for alleged sexual misconduct.