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The Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA), 472 U.S.C.A. § 227 (2000), restricts the use of automated telephone equipment as a... Read More

After a loss, insurers and insureds turn to the policy provisions to understand their rights, obligations and duties. Standard insurance... Read More

After a loss, insurers and insureds turn to the policy provisions to understand their rights, obligations and duties. Standard insurance... Read More

The economy has been stalled for years, and every business, including insurance, is looking to cut costs and provide services... Read More

I’m often asked if the insurance market is capable of providing coverage that responds to the rapid pace at which... Read More

The insurance housing industry got its start 23 years ago when a few bright entrepreneurs realized there was a temporary... Read More

It is commonplace for an insured to incur defense costs with respect to defending against covered and non-covered claims. This... Read More

Insurance companies have an early opportunity to obtain information and material that may be in the insured’s possession regarding a... Read More

As insurance carriers strive to achieve better financial results on their homeowners’ business line, it is critical that loss mitigation... Read More

IJ Video Highlights Who Pays for Securities Actions? Directors? Insurers? Michael Klausner, professor of Business and Law at Stanford Law... Read More