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The next case in our series Insurance Recovery Law: History’s Best Decisions turns back the clock to 1942 for the Brillhart decision. Brillhart v. Excess Ins. Co. of Am., 316…
In this continuation of our video series addressing how clients perceive insurance recovery law, we introduce a principal and founder of one of the largest retail developers in Mexico. The…
In this continuation of our video series addressing how clients perceive insurance recovery law, we introduce a principal and founder of one of the largest retail developers in Mexico. The…
Indemnity and insurance arrangements are prevalent nowadays in virtually every business setting. The goal is simple, to shift potential liability and loss from one party to a transaction to the…
Insurance Coverage litigation may be, by some, considered a last resort. That is, a process to enter into when all other avenues of settlement have failed. In certain situations, however,…
Notice under claims-made insurance policies is a trap. As a recent New Jersey Supreme Court case illustrates, the word has not yet gotten out. See Templo Fuente De Vida Corporation v. National…
Health care companies have been the target of government investigations and lawsuits for some time now. Everything, from alleged wrongful billing practices to cyber-security and HIPPA violations, is being watched. …
No worries, your business insurance may apply. The new federal agency, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (“CFPB”), is rapidly ramping up its enforcement efforts and is coming after banks and…
A question that corporate policyholders should ask before entering insurance coverage arbitration is whether arbitration is a viable way to resolve a complex corporate insurance dispute. In the not so…
Part two of our Five Things You Need To Know About Property Insurance series is: presentation of the claim is everything. Property insurance policies contain numerous options for coverage. For…