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Insurer’s Staff Counsel Allegedly Was Negligent in Representing the Insured. The Insurer Is Not Responsible.

New York’s Stringent Title Insurance Regs Are About to Take Effect. Unless Lobbyists Have Their Way.

“Named Insured” in Auto Insurance Policy Was Ambiguous, Eleventh Circuit Rules

Health Plan Did Not Have to Cover Transgender Woman’s Breast Augmentation Surgery, Texas Court Rules