In one of the more unusual cases interpreting terms of an insurance policy, the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals has...
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Burke’s Law
Coverage for defective construction claims under commercial general liability (CGL) policies remains an important and frequently contested issue, and the...
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The Florida Supreme Court recently issued an important decision on the use of extrinsic evidence to resolve ambiguities in policy...
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Public policy and insurance law allow insurance coverage only for fortuitous events and not for harm or loss resulting from...
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The New York Court of Appeals has reaffirmed the importance of the insurer’s duty to defend its insureds, holding that...
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Determining whether claims made under an insurance policy are multiple claims or a single claim is an important exercise that...
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Illinois law requires insurers to provide independent counsel for their insured when a conflict of interest arises. The duty developed...
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This is part two of a three part series focusing on an insurer’s duty to provide independent counsel in Alaska,...
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This is part one of a three part series focusing on an insurer’s duty to provide independent counsel in Alaska,...
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A California appellate court recently clarified the priority of coverage where multiple insurers are implicated for the acts of a...
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