September 30, 2019 | New York Law Journal
Article on Split Personal Injury Trials Has Plaintiff's Bar SlantThe tone of the article lends support to the plaintiffs' bar to argue in favor of unified trials when, ironically, the rule actually encourages judges to consider bifurcating trials, not unifying them.
By Olivia M. Gross
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November 28, 2012 | New York Law Journal
New Dangers at the Intersection of Liability and CoverageOlivia M. Gross, senior partner at Newman Meyers Kreines Gross Harris, and Julian D. Ehrlich, a senior vice president at Aon Construction Services Group, write that while the Second Circuit in 'Preferred' did not address the primary CGL carrier's duty to defend the named insured employer, public policy would weigh against leaving the policyholder without a defense as a consequence of fulfilling its procurement obligation naming the owner and general contractor as additional insureds on its CGL policy.
By Olivia M. Gross and Julian D. Ehrlich
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