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Negligent Credentialing Claim against Hospital Is Not Covered under Physician Policies, Court Finds
A federal district court in Georgia has ruled that physicians’ policies did not cover a hospital in a suit charging it with negligent credentialing,…Court Finds Allegations Were Within CGL Policies’ Pollution Exclusion Clauses
A federal district court in Utah has ruled that pollution exclusion clauses in seven commercial general liability (“CGL”) insurance policies…Texas Does Not Recognize Third-Party Bad Faith Claims, Court Confirms
A federal district court in Texas has confirmed that a third-party claimant may not assert a bad faith claim against an insurance carrier. The Case After…American Family Insurance Completes Acquisition of Permanent General
American Family Insurance completed its previously announced acquisition of the Nashville, Tenn.-based Permanent General Companies and other subsidiaries…Regulatory: Top 10 compliance trends for 2013
If the best time to fix a leaky roof is when the sun is shining, then the best time to fix gaps in a compliance program is prior to an enforcement deluge.View more book results for the query "*"
Regulatory: Food industry served with plateful of misbranding class actions
A wave of new litigation has struck the food industry, with one group of plaintiffs attorneys behind the surge.PLW - People in the News - January 2, 2013
Robert R. Watson Jr., an attorney in Eastburn & Gray's construction law practice group, presented to the Associated Builders and Contractors, Eastern Pennsylvania chapter, about the Pennsylvania Mechanics' Lien Law.Timely, Authoritative, Comprehensive, and Exciting
If you want to know why we say that FC&S Legal: The Insurance Coverage Law Information Center provides the most timely, authoritative, comprehensive,…Emerging Insurance Issues in the Debate over “Fracking”
This article contains an overview of the technical and geographical issues related to shale oil and shale gas reserves and the fracking process, including…IP: Supreme Court will decide if human genes are patentable
On Nov. 30, 2012, the Supreme Court granted a writ of certiorari in the case of The Association for Molecular Pathology, et al v. Myriad Genetics Inc.Trending Stories
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