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GEICO Notches Reversal of Underinsured Policy Coverage
A split panel determined a policy exemption meant underinsured motorist coverage only applies to vehicles specifically mentioned in a policy.
Class Action Rejected in SDNY Labor Litigation Over Grocery Delivery Fees
Stop & Shop employees claimed the company's delivery service fees were believed to be gratuity by customers ordering online.
High Court Postpones Disbarment Decision on Hardwick
The Georgia Supreme Court won't decide whether to disbar Atlanta lawyer Nathan Hardwick IV until after his appeal is over.
Litigation Funder Sues Thomas Girardi, Firm Claiming $15M+ in Unpaid Loans
Girardi, better known to reality TV fans as the husband of "Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" star Erika Jayne, was hit with a lawsuit by Mill Valley-based Law Finance Group on Jan. 17.
No Heightened Standard for Damage Claims Against Insurer, NY Appeals Court Rules
Plaintiffs suing insurance companies for failing to pay coverage should not be held to a heightened pleading standard in which policyholders are required to show how their alleged consequential damages were reasonable and foreseeable, a state appeals court found.
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Trump's DOJ Making Final Pitch To Preserve Census Citizenship Question
Faced with a deadline for finalizing the 2020 census questionnaire, Trump's Justice Department is pitching the U.S. Supreme Court for April or May arguments in challenging a New York federal trial judge's injunction.
Racing Clock, Trump's DOJ Pitches Quick SCOTUS Ruling in Census Case
Faced with a deadline for finalizing the 2020 census questionnaire, Trump's Justice Department is pitching the U.S. Supreme Court for April or May arguments in challenging a New York federal trial judge's injunction.
Transgender Woman Charged With 'False Personation' Sues NYPD
The Bronx resident alleges that police placed her in a cell alone overnight, while keeping her in pink handcuffs and mocking her repeatedly by calling her by male pronouns and by her former name.
Government Shutdown in Disguise? Lawyers Can't Meet Clients After TB Alert at Miami Federal Prison
The Federal Detention Center in downtown Miami is under precautionary quarantine, barring family, friends and lawyers from visiting inmates, and canceling at least one trial after a prisoner showed signs of tuberculosis.
Kaufman Dolowich & Voluck Takes Holland & Knight Insurance Co-Chair
Attorney Tom Morante said Kaufman's agility as a midsize firm and its national platform made it a perfect fit for his practice.TRENDING STORIES
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