Time could be running out for some companies hoping to file an insurance claim over damage caused by the Gulf Coast oil spill. At least that's the warning to clients from lawyers at Jenner & Block. The firm has issued a practice advisory noting that some insurers are taking the position that the deadline to file pollution claims, either for current or future damages, will have passed as of Thursday afternoon. The firm is urging companies to examine all notice requirements in their insurance policies.
July 07, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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Time could be running out for some companies hoping to file an insurance claim over damage caused by the Gulf Coast oil spill.
At least that’s what lawyers at Jenner & Block are warning their clients. The Chicago-based firm has issued a practice advisory noting that some insurers are taking the position that the deadline to file pollution claims, either for current or future damages, will have passed as of Thursday, 5 p.m. Eastern standard time.
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