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Former Supreme Court Justice Scores Big Insurance Defense Win

In the first Hurricane Ike-related insurance case filed by a municipality, Dale Wainwright secured a take-nothing judgment and made sure it stuck on appeal.
6 minute read

New York Law Journal

Horne v. Beatrice

By | February 07, 2017
Plaintiff Fails to Establish Prima Facie Case She Sustained Serious Injury Under §5102(d)
3 minute read

New York Law Journal

Whole Life Recovery LLC v. Aetna Life Ins. Co.

By | February 07, 2017
Insurer Fails Burden of Proving Breach Action Properly Removed Under ERISA Preemption
3 minute read

New York Law Journal

Nationwide Mut. Ins. Co. v. HMP Orthopedics, P.C.

By | February 07, 2017
Insurer Had no Duty to Conduct Inquiry Into Defendant's Address as Counsel Also Noticed
3 minute read

New York Law Journal

Insurance Carrier Relieved From Duty to Defend Nonprofit Chair in Wage Lawsuit

An insurance company for a defunct Brooklyn nonprofit is not obligated to defend the chairman of the organization's board of directors in a federal lawsuit filed by a group of employees who say they were regularly not paid on time, a state appeals court has ruled.
11 minute read

New York Law Journal

First Metlife Invs. Ins. Co. v. Filippino

By | February 03, 2017
Insured's Beneficiary Change During Pendency Of Divorce Suit Violated Restraining Order
3 minute read

The Legal Intelligencer

Court: State Police Doesn't Have to Cooperate in Insurance Dispute Over Fire

The Pennsylvania Superior Court has ruled that the Pennsylvania State Police does not have to hand over a report related to its investigation of a Bucks County restaurant fire in a coverage fight between the restaurant owner and its insurer.
10 minute read

New York Law Journal

Greene v. Ragoonanan

By | February 02, 2017
Defendant's Own Experts Create Fact Issues of Plaintiff's Range of Motion
3 minute read

New York Law Journal

The Applicability (Inapplicability) of New York's Disclaimer Statute

Insurance Law columnist Jonathan A. Dachs provides a brief historical background of Insurance Law §3420(d)(2), which says that liability insurers must give notice as early as reasonably possible if they are disclaiming liability or denying coverage, and discusses one of the express limitations on the applicability of the statute—that the policy at issue be one that is "issued or delivered" in New York.
24 minute read

New York Law Journal

ELC Beauty, LLC v. AE Outfitters Retail Co.

By | January 31, 2017
Owner Denied Dismissal of Negligence Claims Against it by Lessees in Damages Actions
3 minute read

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