New York Law Journal | Analysis
By Jeff S. Korek and Anthony Makarov | November 18, 2020
To save thousands of New York business from closing their doors permanently, New York courts should look to the New Jersey case 'Optical Services USA/JCI v. Franklin Mutual Insurance Co.,' for a decision and rationale that is consistent with New York jurisprudence.
By Greg Land | November 17, 2020
A lawyer for the injured man said the settlement was aided by evidence the trucker's employer failed to check into his spotty driving record before hiring him.
Daily Business Review | Analysis
By Dan Roe | November 17, 2020
Former Holland & Knight attorney Beth Vecchioli, a former regulator in the Florida Office of Insurance Regulation and most recently the senior director of government consulting at Carlton Fields, returned to the firm as partner and senior policy adviser.
Daily Business Review | Commentary
By Markenson Pierre | November 17, 2020
A recent case has shown the significance for insurers to identify and raise every deficiency in responding to a "civil remedy notice," or CRNs, in defending against an insurance bad faith claim.
The Legal Intelligencer | News
By Katheryn Tucker | November 12, 2020
"There was a tragic death of a workman whose claims as pleaded would have likely created a sympathetic plaintiff's case at the trial," Judge Mark Hornak said.
New York Law Journal | Analysis
By Caitlin L. Bronner | November 12, 2020
Some clarity has emerged in the months since the pandemic began.
By Charles "Chuck" Bennett and Jamie Holland | November 12, 2020
In a trial as in life, "you never get a second chance to make a first impression." Opening statement is the jury's first impression of the case,…
By Richard Giller, Robert Wallan, and Brian Finch | November 11, 2020
Just three days after the first coronavirus case was reported in the United States on Jan. 21, insurance companies began incorporating coronavirus-specific…
Daily Business Review | Commentary
By Walter J. Andrews and Cary D. Steklof | November 11, 2020
As COVID-19 litigation has progressed across the country regarding insurance coverage for business interruption, insurers have cited an array of so-called "virus exclusions" to avoid their contractual obligations.
Daily Business Review | Commentary
By Walter J. Andrews and Cary D. Steklof | November 10, 2020
In a resounding victory for policyholders a mere five months after the pandemic swept the United States, a federal court in Missouri has issued an opinion signaling that the levee has already broken.
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