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Industry Experts Comment on Eighth Circuit's BI Decision
How is the industry responding to the first Appellate decision in a COVID-19 business interruption case?
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Former Appellate Justice Joins Dallas Firm William G. (Bill) Whitehill, a former Justice on the Texas Fifth District Court of Appeals, has joined Condon…Are Courts Ignoring Policy Interpretation Rules in COVID Decisions?
Federal trial courts may be disregarding basic rules of policy interpretation in COVID-19 cases, and policyholder attorneys are not happy about it.Insurer Wins in First Appellate Business Interruption Suit
So far, Iowa state and federal courts have uniformly determined that the COVID-19 pandemic and related government-imposed restrictions do not constitute a direct physical loss.Davis v. Progressive Direct Insurance Company
The Supreme Court of Kentucky considered whether injuries suffered in a collision between a motorcycle and a horse-drawn buggy trigger uninsured motorists coverage in the insurance policy.
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Atwells Realty Corp. v. Scottsdale Insurance Company
In a rare policyholder 'win,' a Rhode Island judge has refused to dismiss a business interruption lawsuit filed by an adult nightclub against its insurer.
Around the P&C Insurance Industry: May 27, 2021
News from USAA , Arity, American Modern and more.Selery Fulfillment, Inc. v. Colony Insurance Co.
A couple of allegations by Cinemark seems to have swayed the court here: that COVID-19 was present in its facilities and the virus had physically changed the air.
Legal Fight Over COVID-19 Insurance Coverage Heads to Appellate Courts
There are now 120 cases on appeal, in both state and federal courts, that allege insurance companies wrongfully denied coverage for pandemic-related business interruption claims. Lawyers are awaiting rulings from the Ohio Supreme Court, the District of Columbia Court of Appeals and the Oklahoma Supreme Court, as well as the U.S. Court of Appeals' Ninth Circuit and Eighth Circuit.
COVID-19 Insurance Disputes Head to Appellate Courts
There are now 120 cases on appeal, in both state and federal courts, that allege insurance companies wrongfully denied coverage for pandemic-related business interruption claims. Lawyers are awaiting rulings from the Ohio Supreme Court, the District of Columbia Court of Appeals and the Oklahoma Supreme Court, as well as the U.S. Court of Appeals' Ninth Circuit and Eighth Circuit.Trending Stories
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