Miller and Zois, Attorneys at Law, a Maryland personal injury firm led by Ronald V. Miller Jr. and Laura G. Zois, publishes a detailed breakdown of Old Republic Insurance for truck accident victims whose claims involve that carrier. The firm explains that Old Republic International Corporation, founded in 1923 and based in Chicago, is one of the largest insurers of commercial trucking companies nationwide, meaning that in a significant share of large semi-truck crash cases, Old Republic or one of its subsidiaries is the liability carrier standing behind the trucking company.
The firm’s analysis goes further than most law firm pages by citing Old Republic’s claims loss ratio, the percentage of every 100 dollars in revenue the company pays out on claims, which it puts at 67 percent, among the higher ratios in the commercial auto insurance market. Miller and Zois uses that figure to argue that Old Republic is generally reasonable to deal with in truck accident negotiations compared to some other commercial carriers, since it primarily insures larger, higher-dollar commercial risks rather than everyday personal auto policies. The firm lists more than two dozen Old Republic subsidiary entities involved in trucking, property, and casualty coverage, underscoring how often the parent company’s name appears across different truck insurance claims nationwide.
Miller and Zois represents truck accident victims in Maryland and nationwide, and the firm states it has recovered more than 100 million dollars in settlements and verdicts across its personal injury practice. Truck accident victims dealing with an Old Republic claim can reach the firm at (800) 553-8082 for a free consultation.
Source: https://www.millerandzois.com/practice-areas/maryl……