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Daily Business Review

Insurance: Rory Jurman Turns Up a Winner in Two Insurance Appeals

Courts examined excess insurance limitations and the breadth of a public risk management policy.
2 minute read

Connecticut Law Tribune

Attorneys: Tide Might Be Turning Against Insurers in Business-Interruption Lawsuits

As COVID-19 continues to take its toll on such businesses as restaurants and entertainment centers, many of those businesses have had to sue their insurance carriers for denying claims.
3 minute read

Daily Business Review

Does Your Insurance Policy Cover Third-Party Liability for Ransomware Attacks?

The COVID-19 pandemic has caused a massive shift in the way organizations do business and the way their employees do their work, but, as is often the case, this shift has brought about an increase in cybersecurity risks, which should not be overlooked.
6 minute read

The Legal Intelligencer

'Maybe They Just Didn't Pay Attention': Pa. Justices Eye Defects in Inter-Policy Stacking Waiver

A lawyer for State Farm said the court needed to look at the intent of the legislature in promulgating the waiver form, noting that the purpose of the law is to lower insurance rates.
5 minute read

Daily Business Review

Surge of Hurricane Insurance Disputes Attracts Kelley Kronenberg to New Orleans

The 175-lawyer Fort Lauderdale firm added litigator Sean P. Sullivan to lead its New Orleans office, amid more opportunities to serve insurers after a series of storms hitting the region.
3 minute read

International Edition

In Pictures: November's Key Hires and Promotions

The month saw hires for Cuatrecasas, Norton Rose and Dentons, and promotions for Hengeler and others.
1 minute read

Corporate Counsel

'Professional Loneliness': A Woman Is Disrupting the Insurance Sector

"There was not even a women's bathroom," Sophia Yen said.
6 minute read

New York Law Journal

MLMIC Buyout Dispute Update: All Eyes Return to the First Department

Two recent appellate decisions determined that the proceeds from the sale and demutualization of New York's largest medical malpractice carrier, the Medical Liability Mutual Insurance Company, belong to the insured policyholders rather than to their employers who may have paid their malpractice premiums and/or acted as their Policy Administrator.
5 minute read

New York Law Journal

Insurance Sector Transactions To Face Increased Scrutiny

A look at how certain U.S. insurance sector transactions—which may be seen more frequently due to the current macroeconomic environment—may trigger a review by the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States.
8 minute read

New York Law Journal

Look to 'Optical' in Deciding COVID-19 Business Interruption Cases

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.
6 minute read

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