Are Incentive Awards for Named Plaintiffs in Class Actions Allowed? Not According to the Eleventh Circuit
BYÂ WYSTAN ACKERMANÂ ONÂ SEPTEMBER 21, 2020POSTED INÂ CLASS ACTION SETTLEMENTS
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Could A Conservative-Dominated Supreme Court Destroy Health Insurance For Millions?
This question has been propelled to the top of the list ever since Trump a
NAIC ADOPTS AMENDMENTS TO THE UNFAIR TRADE PRACTICES ACT MODEL PERTAINING TO ANTI-REBATING
by Benjamin Sykes and Lee Ann Ali | Dec 11, 2020 | InsurTech, Regulatory
In an interesting decision
handed down late last year, an Illinois federal district court in Ohio Security Insurance Company v. Truck Tire
Sales, Inc. determined coverage was not available after caref
On October 13, 2019, when California’s governor signed AB 218—the
California Child Victims Act (CCVA)—California became one of at least nine
other states to enact some form of win
On October 13, 2019, when California’s governor signed AB 218—the
California Child Victims Act (CCVA)—California became one of at least nine
other states to enact some form of wi
On December 1, 2019, the two-year look-back period created by New Jersey Senate Measure S477 went into effect, reviving claims of sexual abuse that would otherwise be barred under the statute of limit
On December 1, 2019, the two-year look-back period created by New Jersey Senate Measure S477 went into effect, reviving claims of sexual abuse that would otherwise be barred under the statute of limi
In this era of sophisticated DNA testing, exonerations of
incarcerated individuals have become increasingly commonplace. The ensuing
malicious prosecution lawsuits have justifiably resulted in high v
In this era of sophisticated DNA testing, exonerations of
incarcerated individuals have become increasingly commonplace. The ensuing
malicious prosecution lawsuits have justifiably resulted in high v
Otsuka America, Inc. and Pharmavite LLC v. Crum & Forster Specialty Insurance Company[1] is the latest in what looks like ongoing erosion of an insurer’s right to rely on attorney-client p
Otsuka America, Inc. and Pharmavite LLC v. Crum & Forster Specialty Insurance Company[1] is the latest in what looks like ongoing erosion of an insurer’s right to rely on attorney-client p
An Illinois federal district court in Frankenmuth Mutual Insurance Company v. The Hockey Cup, LLC held that an insurer was excused from its defense obligations due to late notice, since the court fou