State of Alaska v. Adams

The Alaska Supreme Court made a crucial distinction concerning the proximate cause of workplace accidents when the justices unanimously affirmed a verdict awarding benefits to an injured employee who had admitted to being impaired while at work.

Shareholders Were Sued After Selling Stock in a Private Company. An Exclusion in Their Insurance Policy Precluded Coverage.

A federal district court in Texas has ruled that an exclusion in an insurance policy relating to the sale of securities precluded coverage of a lawsuit…

CA 03 03 10 13 500 Deductible For Work You Performed Does Not Apply

PA Court Rules That 'Unlicensed Driver Exclusion' Runs Counter to State Law

The December 5 opinion held that the coverage exclusion in Nationwide's policy went against the Motor Vehicle Financial Responsibility Law.

Understanding the Definition of "Wrongful Act" in Directors and Officers Insurance Policies

This article explores the significance of this definition, traces its historical development, provides guidance on comparing definitions, highlights the impact of policy exclusions, discusses the wrongful act definition under optional Side-A coverage, and reviews relevant legal cases.

Ordinary Payroll Limitation Described

Ordinary Payroll Limitation Described March 12, 2012 In the typical ISO business income form under ordinary payroll limitation it states in part, "Ordinary…

BP 17 01 01 96 Condominium Association Coverage

BP 17 01 01 96 Condominium Association Coverage, January 1996 edition

CG 22 80 04 13 Limited Exclusion - Contractors - Professional Liability

CP 15 15 10 12 Business Income Report/Worksheet

Mississippi 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.