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Madison Kim

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Berkeley
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Covers:  Life, College, Food, Social Media, Travel

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I am a third year student studying English and Creative Writing at the University of California, Berkeley. I am a Life writer for Trill Mag.

Madison Kim’s Journalist Portfolio

Is Community College A Good Idea?

Is Community College A Good Idea?

Explore the pros and cons of not attending a four-year university right out of high school. To begin their…

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Should You Trust Social Media Book Recommendations?

Should You Trust Social Media Book Recommendations?

Book-related videos started making their rounds of different social media apps and book influencers are risin…

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Experiencing & Dealing with Rejection

Experiencing & Dealing with Rejection

Rejection is hard, so I've listed some ways to help you move on and some stories to remind you that rejection…

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[E]stopping Insurers from Taking Inconsistent Coverage Positions

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By Mark Plumer, Madison Kim
| Open Legal Blog Archive
Most insurance policies use standardized wording drafted by the insurance industry. Coverage disputes frequently center on these standardized wordings. Policyholders only sporadically face significant claims that escalate into disputes with their insurers and result in litigation. Insurers, on the other hand, litigate identical or similar claims on a regular basis. Continue Reading ›
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[E]stopping Insurers from Taking Inconsistent Coverage Positions

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By Madison Kim, Mark Plumer
| JD Supra
Most insurance policies use standardized wording drafted by the insurance industry. Coverage disputes frequently center on these standardized wordings. Policyholders only sporadically face significant claims that escalate into disputes with their insurers and result in litigation. Insurers, on the other hand, litigate identical or similar claims on a regular basis. Some issues lend themselves to insurer inconsistency.
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[E]stopping Insurers from Taking Inconsistent Coverage Positions

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By Mark Plumer, Madison Kim
| Westlaw Today Verified
Most insurance policies use standardized wording drafted by the insurance industry. Coverage disputes frequently center on these standardized wordings. Policyholders only sporadically face significant claims that escalate into disputes with their...
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