Advertising Injury Claim and Intellectual Property Exclusion
Advertising Injury Claim and Intellectual Property Exclusion August 19, 2013 The insurer made a motion to dismiss the complaint brought by the…
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Florida - Antifraud Units Deployed After Hurricane Helene
Eighty law enforcement officers have been deployed to Disaster Fraud Action Strike Teams to combat insurance fraud.
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Damage to Your Property or Damage to Your Work September 1, 2014 We insure a businessowners policy with liability coverage form SB 00…
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Discovery plays an important role in an insurer's ability to successfully prosecute a 'Mallela' fraud case. In his Insurance Fraud column, Evan H. Krinick discusses the standard that insurers bringing a 'Mallela' action generally must meet to be able to obtain discovery from third parties and reviews two recent court decisions applying that standard.
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Summary of Connecticut Insurance Department's notice regarding inflation percentages.
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Employee as an Insured October 6, 2014 Our insured owns an office building with six floors designated for parking areas to be used by…
Read Full ArticleThe Implications of the Covid-19 Pandemic on Youth Sports and Risk Management
The Covid-19 pandemic has placed a heightened responsibility on youth sports organizations, coaches, families, and athletes to reduce transmission and to foster a safe environment for children to participate in youth sports.
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Anticoncurrent Causation Clause The insured owner of a commercial building brought an action against its property insurer, alleging that the…
Read Full ArticleGlobal Average Annual Catastrophe Loss to Exceed $120B
Growing replacement costs and the frequency of severe weather are driving up the average annual total, according to Verisk.
Read Full ArticleMississippi Supreme Court Finds Pollution Exclusion to be Ambiguous
The Mississippi Supreme Court has found the pollution exclusion to be ambiguous because it was found to be susceptible to more than one reasonable interpretation.
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