Wayne Citron has 45 years of experience as an expert in
Forensic Reconstruction of Insurance Transactions. He is an insurance expert and consultant.
Litigation Support - Wayne Citron specializes in policy interpretation of the rules, laws, and regulations governing insurance and financial matters. His services are available to attorneys representing plaintiff and defendant and include effective reports, affidavits, depositions, and testimony as needed.
Areas of Expertise:
- Insurance Bad Faith
- Insurance Customs and Practices
- Insurance Health / HMO / Disability
| Insurance - Life & AnnuitiesProperty / Casualty InsuranceInsurance Agents & Brokers - Standard of Care |
Mr. Citron established the Citron Agency and CMC Advisors Inc. in 1972, where his duties included executive and managerial responsibilities, sales, service, compliance with all insurance matters as well as securities laws and regulations. Both firms are leaders in life, health, disability and property and casualty insurance.
Mr. Citron is an expert in all forms of insurance, including:
- Life Insurance
- Health Insurance
- Property and casualty Insurance
- Disability Insurance
- Annuities
- Retirement, IRAs & Pensions
| Flood InsuranceBroker Malpractice / Bad FaithProfit SharingGroup CoverageSelf-insuranceInsurance Laws / Regulations |
Mr. Citron has served as an instructor for Prudential Insurance Company Brooklyn Agency (1973) educating personnel in general insurance matters, underwriting, and insurance law. He has worked with companies including Prudential Insurance Company, United States Life Insurance Company, North American Company for Life and Health Insurance, American General Life Insurance Company, William Penn Life Insurance Company, American Life Insurance Company, Chubb Insurance Company, Travelers Insurance Company, Mass Mutual Insurance Company, John Hancock Insurance Company, and American International Group (AIG), among other.
View CMC Advisors' Consulting Profile.
For the first time, end-of-life issues and the impact of the loss on the insured is the topic. Most of my writings concern insurance in one form or another. I have discussed the many types of insurance, what to look for in each policy, what coverages are available. I've written about what to expect from an insurance company, an agent, or a broker.
It's a daunting decision, whether or not you need to pay for an insurance expert when you have an insurance claim. Typically, you would just contact your broker to handle things. And while this might be the right and necessary decision, your broker represents the insurance company. That means they work for them, not you. If you're in a fender bender, then calling your broker or agent is most likely the best first step. The truth is that you may be able to handle the matter yourself. Once you make the call and file the claim, the insurance company's adjuster will come out, take note of the damage, assign a value and pay you. If your body shop disagrees with the claims adjuster, they can call the adjuster, file a subsequent claim, and handle the matter for you.
