Tuesday, October 23, 2007

New Surety Claims Venture Launches Online Help for Legal, Construction Markets

Surety claims firm offers innovative online help, experts and consultants to neglected markets.

Alpharetta, GA (PRWEB) October 23, 2007 -- Surety Insider LLC, a new venture targeting the previously neglected legal and construction markets with surety claims experts and consultants, has announced its innovative online Quick Question option.

Until now, these highly specialized services were readily available only to surety companies. With the Quick Question option, availability extends broadly to most consumers within the multi-billion dollar US surety bond market.

"We expect a wide range of interest from disoriented first-time creditors to the most sophisticated owners, contractors and attorneys looking for a little more insight or an edge in a tough case," said the firm's owner, "This is a new development and we expect smart people will want to take advantage of it."

The firm stresses turn-around times, cost-efficiency and minimal formality as desirable features of its Quick Question option. It is available for users in any phase of the surety claims process and is yet another example of a niche filled on the World Wide Web.

The company also offers services of former surety claims industry insiders for consulting assignments in investigation, litigation, alternative dispute resolution and expert witness testimony.

Additional information is available at www.suretyinsider.com.

About Surety Insider LLC
Surety Insider provides experienced industry insiders as consultants and experts for clients in need of surety claims help.

Contact
Surety Insider LLC
Bryan Kelly - Principal
www.suretyinsider.com
(770) 696-1840

Source: PRWeb: Legal / Law

1 comment:

Anonymous said...

For a contractor, what is the quickest way of getting a quote for performance bonds? I've never handled such a thing before as I've only been trading for a couple of weeks, but now a client wants to get a surety bonds in place to protect themselves (which is fair enough). I don't really want to spend loads of money upfront finding out information from solicitors which is why I'm looking online first.