- We have explored every significant newsworthy development about Superstorm Sandy in the Industry News column of FC&S Legal.

- We have examined insurance coverage issues relating to Superstorm Sandy in the Eye on the Experts column of FC&S Legal as well as in our flagship publication, the Insurance Coverage Law Report.

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And, here are the top Superstorm Sandy court decisions discussed this year in the Case Law Developments column of FC&S Legal:

Flood Exclusion Precluded Coverage for Damage Caused by Superstorm Sandy Storm Surge, N.Y. Federal Court Rules

Insufficient Documentation Doomed N.J. Homeowner's Superstorm Sandy Grant Request

Homeowners' Superstorm Sandy Claims Withstand Insurer's Motion to Dismiss on “Failure to Cooperate” Grounds

Insurer Faces Liability for Recommended Contractor's Alleged Negligence, Court Rules in Superstorm Sandy Case

How One Expert Proved That a SuperstormSandy-Damaged Home Was a “Basement” for Flood Insurance Purposes

Is FEMA's Superstorm Sandy Review Process Working? At Least One Homeowner Says No.

In Superstorm Sandy Case, N.Y. Trial Court Finds 2 Policies Ambiguous as to When Insured Had to Sue

Negligence Suit Against Insurance Broker Over Superstorm Sandy Losses Moves Forward

New York's Top Court Rejects Coverage for Tower Crane Damaged by Superstorm Sandy

N.J. Supreme Court Caps Superstorm Sandy Recovery at $1 Million

Power Loss Caused by Superstorm Sandy Was Not Covered by Insured's Policy

Week-Long Power Outage Caused by Superstorm Sandy Entitled Business Owner to $2,500 Insurance Payout, N.J. Appeals Court Rules

Insurance Broker Had No Duty to Provide Insured with Quotes for Higher Flood Limits, N.J. Appeals Court Rules in Superstorm Sandy Case

Policy Barred Late-Filed Superstorm Sandy Suit, Even If Insured Had Not Been Told of Time Limit, Delaware Court Rules

Mortgagee Retroactively Added as Additional Insured Loses Bid for Superstorm Sandy Payments Insurer Previously Paid to Property Owner

Even Third Parties' Tort-Based Claims Against Flood Insurer Were Preempted, N.J. District Court Rules in Superstorm Sandy Case

Relying on Insureds' Evidence, Insurer's Failures, and a Policy Ambiguity, N.J. District Court Allows Some Superstorm Sandy Coverage Claims to Continue

N.J. District Court Refuses to Dismiss Insured's Superstorm Sandy Suit for Failure to Timely File Proof of Loss