DarrasLaw Launches Premier Insurance Law Web Site

www.DarrasLaw.com

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Mar 01, 2010, 08:06 ET

ONTARIO, Calif., March 1 /PRNewswire/ -- Frank N. Darras, who has been selected as one of the Top 500 Lawyers in America by Lawdragon, for the 5th year in a row, announces the launch of www.DarrasLaw.com.

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The new website is a repository of information about insurance law. It includes articles, media coverage, videos and plenty of details to help real people deal with tough insurance problems. Sign up for our weekly newsletter. http://bit.ly/cDln5h.

Darras, who has spent nearly 25 years building the largest insurance litigation practice in America on behalf of the disabled and the elderly, decided it was time to expand his firm to help a broader range of insurance policyholders.

With a handpicked, stellar team, DarrasLaw will tackle America's most difficult insurance bad faith cases on a national basis. Darras wanted a law firm policyholders would recognize and remember when they have to take on big insurance. "If I can help policyholders early in the claim process, if I can get there early enough to prevent fatal mistakes made by claimants and legal counsel unfamiliar with our practice area, I can make a real difference in the outcome," says Darras.

DarrasLaw will protect insurance policyholders from every corner of America no matter what type of insurance problem they are experiencing. "It is an exciting time for us as we broaden our reach, to help Americans get the policy benefits they richly deserve," says Darras.

Visit our new web site www.DarrasLaw.com and contact us at 800-458-4577 or email [email protected].

Darras Available for interviews. Contact [email protected] 650-279-9512 or 800-880-9991.

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