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2022 Year-End Review: Use of Zoom Becomes the Norm, Several Law Changes
Here's a look at the notable trends and decisions in Pennsylvania civil litigation law over the past year along with a review of anticipated decisions to keep an eye out for in the year ahead.What Happens When Precedent Splinters? A Look at 'Gustafson'
A recent en banc Pennsylvania Superior Court decision, Gustafson v. Springfield, 282 A.3d 739, (Pa. Super. 2022), produced a sufficiently splintered set of opinions that the end result—a reversal of the trial court's order sustaining preliminary objections—was contrary to the result that would have prevailed by counting judicial noses.People in the News—Nov. 14, 2022—Marshall Dennehey, Stradley Ronon
Medical malpractice trial lawyer and licensed nurse Suzanne M. Utke has joined Marshall Dennehey Warner Coleman & Goggin's Philadelphia office as a shareholder in the health care department.Head-On Collision Results in $1.5 Million Settlement With Insurance Carriers
A father and daughter who were seriously injured in a head-on crash are set to recover $1.5 million via a pre-suit settlement reached on Sept.…11th Circuit Rescinds Prior Restriction on Excess Judgments for Bad Faith Claims
In a recent string of opinions, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit has corrected and clarified the requirements for a bad faith claim under Florida law, concluding in a decision in favor of policyholders that establishes that a consensual settlement and acceptance of a proposal for settlement qualify as "excess judgments," satisfying the causation requirement for bad faith claims.View more book results for the query "Geico"
Eleventh Circuit Rescinds Prior Restriction on Excess Judgments for Bad Faith Claims
In McNamara, the court held that a final judgment that exceeds all available liability policy limits, whether such judgment results from a jury verdict or a consensual settlement, constitutes an "excess judgment" that can be used to satisfy the causation requirement of an insurer bad faith claim in Florida.Pa. Justices Consider Scope of 'Gallagher' in Arguments Over Household Exclusion
Scott Cooper of Schmidt Kramer, representing Mione, said the high court's 2019 Gallagher v. Geico decision broadly invalidated household vehicle exclusions, while Glen Shukinov of McCormick & Priore, representing Erie Insurance Exchange, said the ruling did not apply to Mione's case.Geico Accused of Failing to Settle South Florida Car Crash Litigation
This lawsuit was surfaced on Law.com Radar. Read the complaint here.Geico Prevails in Appeal Over Time-Barred Underinsured Motorist Benefits
The Connecticut Court of Appeals sided with Geico's alternative argument that an action seeking to recover underinsured motorist benefits was time-barred for failure to meet the terms of the insurance policy to timely commence the suit or to invoke its tolling provision.Trending Stories
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