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        "uri": "/2019/06/25/two-chicago-women-plead-guilty-to-1-7-million-workers-comp-fraud-414-157694/",
        "title": "Two Chicago women plead guilty to $1.7 million workers' comp fraud",
        "byline": "Steven A. Meyerowitz",
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        "prettyDate": "June 25, 2019",
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        "summary": "The OWCP paid Carrothers approximately $1.7 million for the bills she submitted for the single patient who purportedly was under Garner's care.",
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        "uri": "/2019/06/20/work-from-home-employee-who-tripped-over-her-dog-is-denied-workers-comp-benefits-414-157462/",
        "title": "Employee who tripped over her dog at home is denied workers' comp benefits",
        "byline": "Steven A. Meyerowitz",
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        "prettyDate": "June 20, 2019",
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        "summary": "Because she had a work-from-home arrangement, Valcourt-Williams sought workers' compensation benefits.",
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        "uri": "/2019/06/03/hurricane-frances-hit-florida-in-2004-insurance-coverage-issues-still-are-being-litigated-414-156496/",
        "title": "Claims from 2004 Hurricane Frances still being litigated",
        "byline": "Steven A. Meyerowitz",
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        "prettyDate": "June 03, 2019",
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        "summary": "The snail-paced resolution of insurance claims for property damage caused by a hurricane that hit Florida in 2004 will continue following an appellate court's decision in a case brought against Citizens Property Insurance Corporation.",
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        "uri": "/2019/05/31/carrier-claims-garaging-fraud/",
        "title": "Carrier claims garaging fraud",
        "byline": "Steven A. Meyerowitz",
        "kicker": "Expert Opinion",
        "prettyDate": "May 31, 2019",
        "timeToRead": "5 minute",
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        "summary": "The insured allegedly misrepresented the address on an auto insurance policy application, but the insurer lost the bid to rescind the policy.",
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        "uri": "/2019/05/30/insured-cannot-enforce-check-he-authorized-insurer-to-issue-to-contractor-414-156336/",
        "title": "Insured can't enforce check insurer issued to contractor directly",
        "byline": "Steven A. Meyerowitz",
        "kicker": "Case Study",
        "prettyDate": "May 30, 2019",
        "timeToRead": "5 minute",
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        "summary": "In a dispute over repairs covered by insurance, the suit should be about the repair contract, not who cashed the settlement check.",
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        "uri": "/2019/05/29/4th-circuit-rejects-insurers-subrogation-suit-against-amazon-finding-it-was-not-a-seller-414-156259/",
        "title": "4th Circuit rejects insurer's subrogation suit against Amazon",
        "byline": "Steven A. Meyerowitz",
        "kicker": "Case Study",
        "prettyDate": "May 29, 2019",
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        "summary": "When you buy a defective product on Amazon from a reseller, is Amazon liable? Read what a federal appeals court decided.",
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        "uri": "/2019/05/23/geico-loses-appeal-to-overturn-1-million-bad-faith-award-414-155855/",
        "title": "Geico loses appeal to overturn $1 million bad faith award",
        "byline": "Steven A. Meyerowitz",
        "kicker": "News",
        "prettyDate": "May 23, 2019",
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        "summary": "An appellate court in California has rejected an appeal by GEICO General Insurance Company from a judgment awarding $1 million in punitive damages for GEICO's bad faith breach of an insurance contract.",
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        "uri": "/2019/05/08/nra-ends-solicitation-for-carry-guard-insurance-in-california-414-154976/",
        "title": "NRA ends solicitation for Carry Guard insurance in California",
        "byline": "Steven A. Meyerowitz",
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        "prettyDate": "May 08, 2019",
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        "summary": "The California Department of Insurance first issued a cease and desist letter to the NRA in 2018 for unlawful insurance sales.",
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        "uri": "/2019/04/24/common-law-first-party-bad-faith-claims-against-insurers-are-not-permitted-in-florida-414-154306/",
        "title": "Florida court: No common-law first-party bad faith claims",
        "byline": "Steven A. Meyerowitz",
        "kicker": "Analysis",
        "prettyDate": "April 24, 2019",
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        "summary": "This recent case involves a plaintiff who sued under common-law instead of proceeding under Florida's bad-faith statute.",
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        "uri": "/2019/04/22/aia-construction-form-barred-insurers-subrogation-claim-nj-appeals-court-confirms-414-153331/",
        "title": "Widely used construction form barred insurance subrogation claim, court confirms",
        "byline": "Steven A. Meyerowitz",
        "kicker": "Case Study",
        "prettyDate": "April 22, 2019",
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        "summary": "A N.J. appellate court has ruled that a form construction contract precluded insurers' subrogation actions.",
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