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New Hampshire Supreme: No Coverage for Claim that Webmaster “Hacked” Another Computer
The New Hampshire Supreme Court, affirming a trial court’s decision, has ruled that insurance companies did not have to defend a club member against…
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“Securities Laws” Exclusion in D&O Policy Was Ambiguous, Illinois Appeals Court Rules in Tribune LBO Coverage Fight
An appellate court in Illinois, reversing a trial court’s decision, has ruled that the “Securities Laws” exclusion in a directors and…
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N.J. Supreme: Insurer Need Not Show Prejudice to Disclaim Coverage for Insured’s Failure to Comply with Notice Provision in D & O “Claims Made” Policy
The New Jersey Supreme Court has ruled that, to disclaim coverage, an insurance company need not show that it was prejudiced by an insured’s failure…
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Alabama Supreme: Whether Insurer Waived Right to Enforce Policy’s Arbitration Clause and Whether It Could be Enforced Against Nonsignatory Were for Arbitrator, Not Trial Court, to Resolve
The Alabama Supreme Court, reversing a trial court’s decision has ruled that whether an insurance company had waived its right to enforce an arbitration…
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Employment-Related Practices Exclusion Precludes Coverage for Sexual Harassment Claims, Florida Federal District Court Decides
A federal district court in Florida has ruled that claims for bodily injury against an insured company was excluded from coverage by a policy’s employment-related…
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Section 337 Investigations: Unfair Trade Practice Litigation Before the ITC
Authors: Michael G. McManus, Rodney R. Sweetland, III
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Pre-Policy Consumer Complaints Doom Insureds’ Coverage Bid for Attorney General’s Subsequent Lawsuit
A federal district court in Tennessee has granted an insurer’s motion for summary judgment in a coverage action, finding that consumer complaints…
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“Insured Versus Insured” Exclusion Bars Coverage for Suit Brought By Insured Chapter 11 Debtor against Its Insured Ex-Executive
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit, affirming a decision by the U.S. District Court for the District of Delaware, has ruled that the “insured…
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Insurance Coverage Claims Deemed “Non-Core” to Insurance Brokerage’s Bankruptcy Case
A federal bankruptcy court in New Jersey has ruled, in an insurance brokerage’s bankruptcy case, that certain counts in an adversary proceeding brought…
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Finding that False Claims Act Suit Included a Theory of Recovery for Wrongful Employment Acts, Court Orders Insurer to Defend
A federal district court in Illinois has ordered an insurer that had issued an employment practices liability insurance policy to defend its insureds in…
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Colorado Supreme: “Notice-Prejudice” Rule Did Not Apply to Date-Certain Notice Requirement in Claims-Made Insurance Policy
The Colorado Supreme Court, answering questions certified to it by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit, has held that the “notice-prejudice”…
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