For four decades, a workers’ compensation carrier’s right to a future credit in Tennessee has been chipped away at and...
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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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Imagining a world operated mostly by computers is not hard. Cell phones have voice controlled assistants. Vehicles come with GPS...
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Conning’s 2012 liability trends study, “Liability and Tort Trends: Trouble Around the Corner?” found that many insurers with the poorest...
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The previous year saw a number of important cases interpreting and developing the application of the attorney-client privilege and the...
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Sanity Restored To Medicare Secondary Payer Liability The 112th Congress had a lot on its plate – from the “fiscal...
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Agents’ errors and omissions (E&O) policies provide protection for agents for certain negligent acts committed in their professional capacity but...
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For many corporate personnel, the concepts of underwriting and experience ratings remain a clouded mystery, yet they directly affect the...
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With the South Dakota Supreme Court’s decision in Wheeler v. Farmers Mut. Ins. Co. of Neb., 2012 S.D. 83, the...
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Subrogation is one of the oldest legal concepts in jurisprudence with roots that trace back to Roman law under the...
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