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

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

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

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

When Is a Malpractice Claim Against a Lawyer Reasonably Foreseeable? The 6th Circuit Weighs In.

7th Circuit Says MetLife Breached Long Term Care Insurance Plan by Doubling Insured's Premiums After She Turned 67

Flood Insurer's Letter Said It Was "Not a Denial of Your Claim." Third Circuit Decides It Was.

California Ban of "Discretionary Authority" Clauses Applies to Health Insurance Plans, District Court Rules

The General Rule: Excess Policy Follows the Primary Policy's Form. Of Course, There's an Exception.

Widow Filed Suit Over Lapsed Life Insurance Policy Only Months After Her Husband Died. It Was Too Late.

Client Asserted Lawyer Misled Her Into Settling Her Worker's Comp Claim. Her On-the-Record Testimony Doomed Her Contention.

Criminal Action Alleging Release of Asbestos Did Not Entitle Insured to Defense or Indemnity, N.Y. Appeals Court Rules

A Muslim Man Sued a Texas Contractor for Discrimination. Its Insurer Didn't Have to Defend.

Insurance Policy Didn't Cover Loss from Water Leak of 14 Days or More. But Florida Court Finds Coverage for First 13 Days of Damage.

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