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PLEASE CHECK OUT: “WILL INSURANCE COVER TARGET’S $19 MILLION MASTERCARD SETTLEMENT?†I wrote a post that discusses card brand liabilities – the demands from payment caCoverage Counsel (Mura & Storm)
Tuesday, December 1, 2020 We're Hiring!  Come work at a place where we take our jobs seriously, not ourselves. Immediate opening.Coronavirus Consumer Protection Class Action: First Up – Germ-X
In what will likely be the first of many consumer protection lawsuits involving the Coronavirus (COVID-19), a group of California consumers filed a federal class action complaint alleging Vi-Jon, Inc.Court Finds That Insurer’s Duty to Defend is Not Cut Off by Judicial Admission by Insured
An insured’s admission in an answer to a declaratory judgment complaint dispositive of coverage was not considered by the Middle District of Pennsylvania. Instead, the court looked only to theCourt Finds That Insurer’s Duty to Defend is Not Cut Off by Judicial Admission by Insured
An insured’s admission in an answer to a declaratory judgment complaint dispositive of coverage was not considered by the Middle District of Pennsylvania. Instead, the court looked only to theCourt Finds That Insurer’s Duty to Defend is Not Cut Off by Judicial Admission by Insured
An insured’s admission in an answer to a declaratory judgment complaint dispositive of coverage was not considered by the Middle District of Pennsylvania. Instead, the court looked only to theConsent Judgments are not Excess Judgments: The Eleventh Circuit Emphasizes the Excess Judgment Rule in Context of Bad Faith
As a general rule, Florida law imposes a duty of good faith on insurers to defend claims against insureds and to settle those claims where a reasonably prudent person, faced with the prospect of payiCongratulations, World! Atmospheric CO2 Levels Have Not Been This High in the Past Three Million Years
The world set a new record in May 2019, at least on a human perspective. Atmospheric concentrations of CO2 reached 415.26 ppm on May 14, as recorded at the Mauna Loa Observatory in Hawaii, a levClimate Change Litigation: Where Are the Coverage Suits?
There is an interesting question surrounding the present generation of climate change lawsuits currently working their way through the court system. Specifically, where are the duty to defend actionsCan You Depreciate Labor? Tennessee Supreme Court Says No.
When calculating the actual cash value (ACV) amount of property damage, the labor component cannot be depreciated according to the Tennessee Supreme Court in a unanimous decision answering a certifieCourts Continue to Raise the Bar for ROR Letters
Recently, it seems like courts are finding reservation of rights (ROR) letters to be ineffective, more often than not. Such was the case when the District Court for the Northern District of Georgia,Courts Continue to Limit Coverage for Data Breach Claims under CGL Policies
This past week, a Florida federal court dealt another blow to policyholders seeking coverage for data breach claims under traditional commercial general liability (CGL) policies, finding that coverageCourts Continue to Limit Coverage for Data Breach Claims under CGL Policies
This past week, a Florida federal court dealt another blow to policyholders seeking coverage for data breach claims under traditional commercial general liability (CGL) policies, finding that coverageCompliance Deadline Approaching for NY Cybersecurity Regulation
A key compliance date for the NY Cybersecurity Regulation is quickly approaching. September 4, 2018 will serve as the third key implementation date for individuals and companies (Covered EntitieCurrent Events in Insurance Coverage — Reflections on ABA TIPS ICLC Meeting
The ABA Tort Trial & Insurance Practice Section’s Insurance Coverage Litigation Committee’s mid-year meeting is always a great opportunity to learn about emerging issues and recent deCurrent Events in Insurance Coverage — Reflections on ABA TIPS ICLC Meeting
The ABA Tort Trial & Insurance Practice Section’s Insurance Coverage Litigation Committee’s mid-year meeting is always a great opportunity to learn about emerging issues and recent deChanges to New York State Insurance Law Affect Auto Policies, Neonatal Intensive Care Coverage, and Exposures for Mortgage Guaranty Insurers
Frederick J. Pomerantz, a partner in Goldberg Segalla’s Global Insurance Services and Insurance Regulatory Practice Groups, has authored three alerts on changes to New York State insurance reguCalling all Policies! N.J. Special Master Allocating Costs under Owens-Illinois Implicates Excess Before Primary Exhausts
In The Travelers Indemnity Company v. Thomas & Betts Corporation, No. 13-6187, 2017 WL 3187217 (D.N.J. July 26, 2017), New Jersey’s federal court offers a meaningful example of how trial coCalling all Policies! N.J. Special Master Allocating Costs under Owens-Illinois Implicates Excess Before Primary Exhausts
In The Travelers Indemnity Company v. Thomas & Betts Corporation, No. 13-6187, 2017 WL 3187217 (D.N.J. July 26, 2017), New Jersey’s federal court offers a meaningful example of how trial coMeet The Experts
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