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RWH Myers knows how to prepare and resolve claims quickly and efficiently. We devote our entire practice to loss accounting. With our expertise in property and business interruption claim solutions, we provide our clients with measurable results. You can count on us for rapid, accurate resolution when it matters most-now.

Our Partners

New York, NY

Chicago, IL

New Haven, CT

Atlanta, GA

Pittsburgh, PA

Chicago, IL

Our name is new, but our tenure is substantial

RWH Myers was formed in 2008, following the separation of the 25-year-old firm Dempsey Myers. Our partnership team of Bill Myers, Glenn Rand, Sharon Pisko Wolfe, Bill Warren, and Chris Hess have over 85 years of combined loss accounting experience. We have full-service offices in Atlanta, Chicago, Dallas, New York, Pittsburgh and Milford, CT. Our partners have provided services to several hundred clients including American Airlines, Bristol-Myers Squibb, BP, Dana Corporation, General Electric, Harvard University, International Paper, International Rectifier, MGM Mirage, New York Stock Exchange, Teleflex and Williams Companies. We have worked on claims in over 20 countries.

 

 

Expertise from a team that takes action

Our accomplished professionals know what matters to businesses facing losses - a fair, timely claim resolution. We're driven to connect with each other and our clients to get the job done. Our team uses leading-edge technology, moving swiftly to develop thoughtful solutions and achieve measurable results.

 

 

Our Services

Claim preparation and loss analysis: Business interruption claim preparation across all industry segments, extra expense, property damage, builder's risk, product recall, fidelity / employee dishonesty, commercial disputes and litigation support.

Values and exposure analysis: Ratable business interruption value, location BI values, maximum foreseeable and probable maximum loss ("MFL" and "PML") computations, interdependency analysis, contingent business interruption risk assessments, and extra expense limits analysis.