The Supreme Court of Appeals of West Virginia reversed and remanded a circuit court decision that had found a mining company was owed the duties of defense and indemnity for a wrongful death suit arising out of a fatal mining accident.
Read Full ArticleHybrid Policy and True Umbrella Policy Interpreted to Cover the Same Risk November 20, 2017 At the beginning of November, the Supreme…
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Read Full ArticleThe Washington Supreme Court will soon address the issue of whether a bad faith suit can be brought against an insurer employee.
Read Full ArticleThe 10th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals recently affirmed the ruling of the lower court and held that an insurer can recover an underlying settlement that it made on behalf of its insured as fraud damages, effectively avoiding a bad faith claim.
Read Full ArticleThe insurance policy expired on the 18th, and a $15 million fire occurred on the 19th and the court determined the notice of cancellation was not adequate.
Read Full ArticleA class-action suit against Tesla has emerged concerning potentially false claims made about the Autopilot feature of Tesla vehicles.
Read Full ArticleThe Eighth Circuit ruled that calculation of an insurance policy's coinsurance provision depended on the type of claim filed and that where the insured filed a claim for the actual cash value of stolen property, the coinsurance provision should be calculated using actual cash values.
Read Full ArticleExcess Liability PolicyCincinnati Insurance CompanyDecember 2006Summary: This article describes the coverages and exclusions in the Excess…
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