Top 10 Insurance Coverage Case Law Developments from FC&S Legal for January

Here are the Top 10 Insurance Coverage Case Law Developments from FC&S Legal for January: Policy's…

FC&S Legal Director Esq. Steven A. Meyerowitz | February 01, 2018

Here are the Top 10 Insurance Coverage Case Law Developments from FC&S Legal for January:

Policy's Use of "and" Leads to Additional Payment to California Insured

"Potential" Conflict Insufficient to Require Insurer to Provide Insured with Independent Counsel

What's the Point of a Large Personal Injury Judgment If No Insurer Will Pay It? Maybe, There Is No Point.

GEICO Questioned a $27,340 Surgeon's Bill. Now, It May Have to Pay Over $1 Million for Bad Faith.

A Florida Appeals Court Just Made It Easier to File Bad Faith Suits Against Insurers

Construction Defect Notice and Repair Process Was a "Suit," Florida Supreme Court Decides

Oregon Supreme Court Broadens Exception to "Exclusive Remedy" Provision of Worker's Comp Law

Still Serving Insurance Companies by Fax? You Really Must Read About This Case.

N.J. Supreme Court Voids Employee's Agreement to Prospectively Waive Claims Against Employer's Customers

Oregon Supreme Court Bars Elder Financial Abuse Claims Against Insurers

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