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The main premises of an agent’s E&O policy is built on the concept of legal liability – in other words, the agency must be found to be legally liable for the policy to pay. ...
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In Atlantic Health System Inc. v. National Union Fire Ins. Co. of Pittsburgh, 2012 WL 640033 (3d. Cir. (N.J.) February 29, 2012), Atlantic Health System, Inc., AHS Hospital Corp., and Atlantic Ambulance Corp. (collectively,...
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An insurance company that provided professional liability insurance to a certified public accountant was entitled to rescission of the insurance contract based upon the insured’s intentional misrepresentations and/or falsehoods on his application for insurance...
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Recent case law demonstrates that when agreeing to add a party as an additional insured, careful risk management requires explicit and unambiguous insurance provisions to properly assign risk. In Marshall v. Raritan Valley...
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In a case of first impression a California Court of Appeals declined to impose a duty upon a broker to advise an insured that its liability carrier had been placed in conservatorship. The...
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In T & Beer, Inc. v. Wine Source Selections, LLC , 2012 WL 360286 (N.J. Super. February 6, 2012), unpublished, Plaintiff was engaged in the wholesale distribution of beer and wine, primarily in New...
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You’re with a corporate client with difficult to place group health insurance coverage, in light of the company’s claims history. When the client’s group health coverage comes up for renewal, you solicit a quote from...
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