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Quandary on Whether Limited Tort or Full Tort Applies to Uber Drivers
As the use of Uber and Lyft rideshares become more prevalent in Pennsylvania, it is more likely that motor vehicle accidents involving such drivers will increase and thereby give rise to novel issues of law.
Another Federal Judge Says Landmark Pa. Stacking Decision Applies Retroactively
The second Eastern District federal judge in as many months has ruled that the Pennsylvania Supreme Court's "seismic" decision in Gallagher v. Geico, which invalidated the household vehicle exclusion as a means of getting around providing stacking coverage, should apply retroactively.
'Just Wait Until the Next Hurricane': Florida's New Insurance Law is Conjuring a Storm
Hurricane season is here, Florida's next big storm is just a matter of time and a new assignment of benefits law spells a major wind change for homeowners, contractors and insurance companies. What will it look like?
Insured Cannot Enforce Check He Authorized Insurer to Issue to Contractor
A California court has rejected an insured's efforts to enforce a check he authorized his insurer to issue to his contractor, which deposited the check in its own bank account.
An Insurer's Obligations Regarding 'Matching Claims' Under Pa. Law
While some states have statutes and regulations setting forth an insurer's obligations with respect to matching claims, Pennsylvania is not one of them.
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11th Circuit Junks Body Shops' Antitrust Claims Against State Farm, Other Carriers
The multidistrict litigation accused State Farm and numerous other insurers of conspiring to drive down the prices they pay for repairs by agreeing on a preset “market rate,” enforcing compliance by steering insureds to businesses that agree to their terms and boycotting those that refuse.
'Thrasher' Threshold Continues to Thrive
In his Insurance Law column, Jonathan A. Dachs writes: Decisions on the issue of whether the 'Thrasher' requirements for a valid noncooperation disclaimer have been met continue to abound, and to provide additional guidance for the assertion and/or refutation of the noncooperation defense.
Georgia Appeals Court Explores Medical Liens for Unknown Tortfeasors
The appellate court rejected Allstate's contention that Kennestone's failure to ever send Ms. Gentry notice invalidated its lien because Kennestone did not know Ms. Gentry's identity “until well after the time period of OCGA § 44-14-471(a)(1) for providing notice had passed.”
The Hartford, Liberty Mutual Agree to Join Crumbling Foundations Fund
The Hartford and Liberty Mutual Insurance agree to provide additional assistance to customers facing crumbling foundations due to defective concrete.TRENDING STORIES
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