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Insurance Requirement Trumped Indemnification Provision in City’s Contract with Local Fair

9th Circuit Says Subjective Belief Doesn’t Affect Whether Intentional Act Was an Accident. The California Supreme Court May Disagree.

“Three-Quarter” Housing Operators Plead Guilty in New York to Defrauding Medicaid

Auto Repair Shop Had Standing to Sue Customers’ Insurer, N.Y. Trial Court Rules

Insurer Waived Right to Contest Workers’ Compensation Claim on Intoxication Grounds