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At oral argument in the case of State Farm Lloyds v. Janet Richards,[1] the Texas Supreme Court heard from both sides on whether or not Texas courts should recognize a policy-language based exceptionTexas Supreme Court Hears Argument on Whether to Adopt Exception to Eight-Corner Rule
At oral argument in the case of State Farm Lloyds v. Janet Richards,[1] the Texas Supreme Court heard from both sides on whether or not Texas courts should recognize a policy-language based exceptionThe Pollution Exclusion Can Bar Coverage for Alleged Carbon Monoxide Poisoning Claims
In Foremost Ins. Co. v. Rodriguez, a Pennsylvania federal district denied a motion to dismiss a declaratory judgment lawsuit filed by a liability insurer that sought to disclaim coverage for an underTexas Supreme Court Asked to Decide if Texas Recognizes Limited Exception to Eight-Corners Rule
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Good faith use of the appraisal process to resolve legitimate valuation disputes under a property policy is no longer an absolute defense under Texas law to claims for statutory delay damages. In a pThe Evolving Impact of Burlington v. NYC Transit: In New York, is Proximate Causation Necessary to Trigger the Duty to Defend an Additional Insured?
In previous blog posts this year, and to keep up with how courts are interpreting the New York Court of Appeals 2017 decision in Burlington Ins. Co. v. NYC Transit Auth., 29 N.Y.3d 313 (2017), we disThe Duty to Defend Additional Insureds in Post-Burlington New York
Anyone with a connection to the insurance coverage world in New York knows about the New York Court of Appeals 2017 decision in Burlington Ins. Co. v. NYC Transit Auth., 29 N.Y.3d 313 (2017), which hThe Insurance and Reinsurance Report Named Best Niche and Specialty Blog of 2018!
We are pleased to announce that the Insurance and Reinsurance Report blog has been named the best legal news blog in the country and earned 5th place overall in The Expert Institute’s BesThe Insurance & Reinsurance Report: Year in Review — Why We Thinks It’s the Best Legal News Blog of 2018
Goldberg Segalla’s Insurance and Reinsurance Report is in the running for The Expert Institute’s Best Legal News Blog of 2018. Fans and readers of the Report and others who stay abreastThird Circuit Revives Consumer Fraud Act Class Action against Insurer Based on Adjuster’s Alleged Deceptive Conduct
The Third Circuit’s recent decision in Alpizar-Fallas v. Favero, __ F.3d __, 2018 WL 5987140 (3d Cir. Nov. 15, 2018), is a stark reminder that the process of adjusting an insurance claim is notThis is No “Accidentâ€: Ohio Court Rules CGL Policy Doesn’t Cover Shoddy Subcontractor Work
One of the ongoing battles in construction defect coverage law around the country is whether a general contractor’s commercial general liability (“CGLâ€) policy obligates the insurerTiming a Petition to Remove
It’s no secret the federal court is the preferred forum for litigating insurance coverage issues. When considering whether to remove, one factor to always consider is whether any defendant is aThe ALI’s Recently Adopted “Restatement of the Law of Liability Insurance†Receives Mixed Reviews from Courts and Legislatures
The much-anticipated Restatement of the Law of Liability Insurance (RLLI) was recently approved by the American Law Institute (ALI) during its Annual Meeting in May 2018. Since its adoption, the RLLIThe ALI Votes to Approve the “Restatement of the Law of Liability Insuranceâ€
After nearly a decade of debate and controversy, the American Law Institute (ALI) voted to approve the much anticipated Restatement of the Law of Liability Insurance (RLLI) at its annual meetThe ALI Is Set to Vote to Adopt the “Restatement of the Law of Liability Insuranceâ€
The American Law Institute (ALI) is set to vote to approve its much anticipated “Restatement of the Law of Liability Insurance†Law at its annual meeting from May 21 to 23, 2018, in WasMeet The Experts
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