Stephanie M. Flowers

About Stephanie

Stephanie’s practice focuses on insurance coverage litigation. She advocates for her clients in declaratory judgment actions and mediations. As a litigator, Stephanie brings to her coverage practice a broad background in cases related to commercial transportation, product liability, general negligence, premises liability, toxic and mass tort, and contracts. Stephanie has experience handling all aspects of pre-trial practice, including preparing clients for testifying at arbitration or trial, arguing pre-trial and dispositive motions, managing e-discovery investigations, and taking and defending depositions of fact and independent expert witnesses. Her experience includes drafting pleadings, discovery requests and responses, settlement agreements, ”Daubert“ and ”Frye“ motions, dispositive motions, pre-trial motions, trial briefs, witness examination outlines, and arbitration and mediation submissions. Remaining committed to fostering an inclusive environment and promoting changes to meet the demands of our evolving community, Stephanie is a member of the firm’s Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Committee.

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Insurance Law Insights

California Wildfire 2026: Insurance Claims, Evacuation Rights, and When to Call a Lawyer

With the Sandy and Bain fires forcing 43,000 California residents to evacuate, wildfire victims have just 60 days to file proof of loss and may qualify for 24 months of additional living expenses under state law. Here is what California Insurance Code §§ 2051.5 and 2071, Civil Code § 1942, and Penal Code § 396 require — and when bad faith becomes a separate claim.

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