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Jillian May Hinman
About Jillian
Biography
Jillian is an associate at Forsberg & Umlauf, P.S. She practices in the fields of insurance coverage, insurance special investigations (SIU), bad faith, insurance defense and general corporate defense. Jillian’s first six years of practice were spent in Portland, Oregon before joining Forsberg & Umlauf’s Seattle office. Jillian has spent the majority of her practice representing insurance companies and their insureds, as well as corporations in breach of contract and tort defense. Jillian has done significant SIU and coverage work for her insurer clients. Jillian provides clients with coverage advice with respect to a variety of lines of insurance, as well as working with insurance companies’ SIU departments and taking examinations under oath, and also defending bad faith lawsuits.
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Licensed in Idaho for 11 years
State: Idaho
Acquired: 2014
No misconduct found
Licensed in Washington for 17 years
State: Washington
Acquired: 2008
No misconduct found
Licensed in Oregon for 17 years
State: Oregon
Acquired: 2008
No misconduct found
Location
Forsberg & Umlauf, Ps
901 5th Ave Ste 1400, Seattle, WA, 98164-1039
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Experience
Honors
2017
Rising Star - Washington, SuperLawyers
2016
Rising Star - Washington, SuperLawyers
2014
Rising Star - Oregon, SuperLawyers
Work Experience
2014 - Present
Attorney, Forsberg & Umlauf, PS
2012 - 2014
Attorney, Thenell Law Group
2009 - 2012
Attorney, Smith Freed & Eberhard
Associations
2015 - Present
Defense Research InstituteMember
2014 - Present
Idaho State BarMember
2014 - Present
Council on Litigation ManagementMember
2011 - Present
Washington Defense Trial LawyersBoard of Directors
2008 - Present
Washington State Bar AssociationMember
2008 - Present
Oregon State BarMember
2012 - 2014
Oregon Association of Defense CounselCoverage Publications Chair
Education
2008
University of New Hampshire School of Law
JD - Juris Doctor
2005
University of Redlands
BA - Bachelor of Arts
Speaking Engagements
2017
PSAA Claims College
Resolution of Claims – Getting to YES While Effectively Doing More with Less
2017
Insurance Law Update
Use of EUO’s and Proposed Restrictions
2016
Insurance Bad Faith "Set-Up" in Washington
First-Party Loss Claims
2016
Claims Olympiad
Insurance Fraud, Misrepresentation, IFCA and Cedell
2015
Annual Convention
Responding to Reptile Theory Scare Tactics
2014
Training
Testimony Training Course
2013
Senimar
“Good Faith SIU”
2013
Chapter Meeting
“Foreclosure Claims and Good Faith Investigations”
2013
Chapter Meeting
“Recent Legislative Developments In Oregon That Affect The Insurance Industry”
Publications
2017
DRI’s Covered Events
The Nuts and Bolts of Handling a Questionable First-Party Insurance Clam
2015
The Verdict (OADC)
Claims Investigations Involving Non-English Speaking Parties
2014
The Verdict (OADC)
Court judicially estops plaintiff from pursuing action based on bankruptcy schedules
2014
The Verdict (OADC)
Does “any” really mean “any”? A look at insurance policy exclusions
2014
The Verdict (OADC)
Trial court cannot reach merits after granting special motion to strike
2014
The Verdict (OADC)
Attorney’s fees under ORS 742.061 are awarded and apportioned based on the success of the claims
2013
The Verdict (OADC)
New statute gives policyholders additional remedies against insurers beyond contract damages
2013
The Verdict (OADC)
Washington Supreme Court holds that there is a presumption that attorney-client privilege does not protect claims file in first-party bad faith claim
2013
The Verdict (OADC)
What is “expected” or “intended” as a matter of law under an insurance policy, and the extent of attorney fee recovery against an insurer
Languages
English