Helping clients improve outcomes through expert evaluation and testimony in high-stakes insurance claim disputes, nationwide.

 

About Kevin

Kevin M. Quinley is a thought leader in insurance claims. Currently, he is the Principal of Quinley Risk Associates, LLC in the Richmond, VA area and assists clients throughout the country. He has served as an expert witness in over 125 cases nationwide, in state and federal courts — sometimes for plaintiffs and other times for defendants. He had given over 40 depositions and has testified in nearly a dozen trials.

Kevin has 40+ years of experience in managing casualty claims and litigation. He has a BA from Wake Forest University and an MA from the College of William & Mary.

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Your legal practice in insurance coverage and related matters may entail a periodic need for experts to assess claims handling, insurance coverage, good/bad faith, and the like. If you or your firm needs a consultant or an expert witness on these issues, contact Kevin Quinley.

Kevin’s areas of expertise include the insurance industry and TPA custom and practice in claims-handling, generally accepted standards of good/bad faith claims-handling, the standard of care in claim reporting, investigation, etc., proper evidence-handling by adjusters in subrogation cases, institutional bad faith, insurance coverage disputes.

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“I recently read a book I bought during the Winter, Successful Adjuster’s Playbook: The Secret Skills for Providing the Best Claims Experience by John Bachman. Bachman has a claims background and serves as an agent and marketing leader at Norwood Insurance in Groveland, Massachusetts.

In February, I was at my YMCA, swimming laps, listening on Aftershox waterproof headphones to a podcast interview with John Bachman, who mentioned his recent book, which intrigued me… “

 

“Congratulations on not only finishing today's marathon deposition but, more importantly, hitting it out of the park - to mix sports metaphors. You consistently listened to questions, dissected them, limited them when appropriate, and focused on the important points that we needed to make - never being tripped up! Few lawyers could have done a better job seeing a trap before it was set and avoiding any such slip-ups. Your experience and knowledge of claims repeatedly showed themselves. Thank you for the thorough job that you did and for doing such a bang-up job.”           

- Partner at Del Sole Cavanaugh Stroyd, Pittsburgh : Medical Malpractice Bad Faith Case