Corporate policyholders and their insurance companies often resemble old married couples: They argue periodically. Occasionally they have a real quarrel and unkind things are said. Maybe one of them moves into a hotel for a couple of weeks. Maybe they hire a counselor, or even lawyers, to help resolve the dispute. But at the end of the day, neither is willing to leave the table for good. This characterization of the insurer–insured relationship will resonate with corporate counsel assigned the task of recovering an unpaid insurance claim without ending a relationship in which both parties have invested much. Using a case study, learn how to manage and prevail in a coverage dispute with your insurance company without ending the relationship permanently.