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The owner of a restaurant in Liberty State Park that was temporarily closed for several weeks by order of New Jersey officials after Superstorm Sandy has had its claim for payment under the “civil authority” provision in its insurance policy rejected by an appellate court in New Jersey.
A Rhode Island bankruptcy court has ruled that the owner of an annuity could not claim an exemption for the annuity under a Rhode Island law exempting…
An appellate court in Michigan has again ruled that an anti-assignment provision in a no-fault insurance policy violated public policy and was not enforceable.The…
The Supreme Court of Montana has ruled that an aircraft insurance policy that insured three aircraft was not subject to stacking of its passenger liability…
A federal district court in Florida has ruled that a first appraisal award was final under the provisions of an insurance policy, rejecting an insurer's…
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit, reversing a district court's decision, has ruled that an insurance carrier had a duty to defend a church…
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