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Disney World Government Will Give Employees Stipend After Backlash for Taking Away Park Passes
Board members said they had taken to heart the criticism of employees who said the free passes gave them lasting memories with their families and allowed relatives to see the fruits of their work.Lawmaker Backs Holding Bear Hunt
Rep. Jason Shoaf, R-Port St. Joe, who has introduced legislation the past two years about killing bears, said during a Franklin County legislative delegation meeting in Apalachicola that "this bear problem is out of control."Citizens Policy Count Could Decrease
Citizens' president and CEO said that Citizens is now forecasting it will have about 1.3 million policies at the end of 2023, after earlier estimates of 1.5 million to 1.7 million policies.Schulte Creates Special Situations Group as Clients Look for More Flex in Distressed Transactions
With more options available than in previous years, Schulte looks to organize and market that they can handle it all.Attorney-Client Communications and Attorney Work Product—Always Subjects for Debate
The questions of attorney-client communications and attorney work product seem always to be subjects for debate. There are some principles and issues in the law that never go away, and that are never resolved no matter how many opinions or adjudications flow forth from the "Oracle at Delphi."View more book results for the query "*"
Eastern District Holds That Insurer Had No Duty to Defend Based On Policy Exclusion
Recently, the Eastern District of New York granted summary judgment to an insurer, holding that the insurer had no duty to defend based on the terms of an exclusion in the policy. This decision highlights how, where the facts plainly fall within a clearly-drafted exclusion, courts will not hesitate to enforce the exclusion as written.Eastern District Holds That Exclusion Bars Defense Obligation
Recently, the Eastern District of New York granted summary judgment to an insurer, holding that the insurer had no duty to defend based on the terms of an exclusion in the policy. This decision highlights how, where the facts plainly fall within a clearly-drafted exclusion, courts will not hesitate to enforce the exclusion as written.Enhancing Customer Experience in the Insurance Industry With AI
Artificial intelligence has taken the world by storm in 2023. This article provides an overview of how AI will revolutionize the customer experience in the insurance industry.Common Sense, but Whose? Parallel Proceedings Post-'Coinbase'
Circuit courts have been divided as to whether a stay on the merits of district court proceedings is discretionary or mandatory when a party has appealed the denial of a motion to compel arbitration. The Supreme Court attempted to resolve this split with its decision in 'Coinbase v. Bielski,' which resulted in a split of its own.Chapter 5 Avoidance Actions Can be Sold to Creditors Under Section 363(f) of the Bankruptcy Code
In In re Simply Essentials, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit (the Eighth Circuit) affirmed a bankruptcy court's ruling that avoidance actions constitute salable property of the debtor's bankruptcy estate.Trending Stories
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