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The U.S. Supreme Court heard three hours of testimony regarding OSHA's legal standing to issue the emergency temporary standard.
This decision by the Ohio State Supreme Court could be significant for homeowners and personal auto insurers alike.
The jury's decision was in line with verdicts from previous COVID-19-related business interruption suits.
'. . . And Justice For All,' or at least some heavy metal icons as a court decides it is too early in the lawsuit for dismissal.
More than 27,000 insureds who had business interruption claims accepted have received at least an interim payment.
Review the unique challenges in structuring D&O insurance to mitigate litigation or enforcement action risks for SPACs.
Baker Tilly's Simon Oddy breaks down what insurers should know about business interruption claims filed in the wake of Hurricane Ida & the pandemic.
The ruling stems from three separate suits, two from the Western District of Pennsylvania and one from the District of New Jersey.
What happens when a policy contains a general severability clause within an exclusion itself?
The case's decision will have an impact well beyond Illinois, according to the plaintiff's attorney.