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Shaken and Stirred, But No Coverage Found for Cosmopolitan's Asbestos Settlement
Though the court agreed Cosmopolitan had proven the policy's existence, they had not proved its terms.
Are U.K. Law Firms Also Going to Make Job Cuts?
U.S. firms' tougher stance on layoffs could start to influence the London legal scene.
Index to Verbal Threshold Opinions
Since 1988, there have been over 120 published cases that deal with some aspect of the verbal threshold. These cases are listed here in chronological order by subject matter.
First Dept. Tosses Out Most of MSG Companies' COVID-19 Business Loss Suit Against Major Insurers
The lawsuit, filed in March 2021, alleges that the 35 linked Madison Square Garden companies paid "millions of dollars in premiums," but "instead of honoring their obligations, the Insurers have paid nothing for the MSG Insureds' losses."
Why Have So Many US Law Firms Set Up Shop in Brussels?
Brexit, the "Brussels effect," the mainstreaming of antitrust and even optics have been driving firms to establish bases in Brussels. But not all of the firms have the same goals.
The Western District Sets Precedent for Insurance Defense and Indemnification
This column explores a pending case, 'American Precision Industries v. Federal Insurance Co.', that may set significant precedent in New York concerning insurance defense and indemnification.
Shearman & Sterling's Decisions Over Partner Pay, Practice Mix and Office Strategy Fuel Struggles
The New York law firm is now about "a third as profitable as its top competitors," said a former partner, diminishing its ability to hit market compensation for partners and leading to some exits.
Why Australia's Decarbonization Push Is Good for the Environment and Good for Lawyers
Law firms in the country are seeing strong demand for lawyers with energy experience and expect the decarbonization of Australia will provide opportunities for a large number of lawyers in years to come.
Judge: Insurer Must Defend, Indemnify Contractor Accused of Negligence in Building Collapse
"The underlying complaint alleges that as a result of Dello Russo's faulty workmanship during renovations, the building partially collapsed, requiring the demolition of the remaining structure. In other words, the underlying complaint alleges that Dello Russo's negligence caused an accident. Accordingly, the claims against Dello Russo allege 'property damage' caused by an 'occurrence,'" the court said.
Hogan Lovells, Shearman Talks Progress With Management Meetings in London & New York
Both firms' top brass are said to have long been determined to secure a deal similar to the one currently being explored.TRENDING STORIES
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