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Tort Reform Capping Nuclear Insurance Verdicts Stymied by COVID-19
After years of back-and-forth efforts by tort reformers and their plaintiffs bar foes, lawyers on both sides say the battles may not be as compelling for lawmakers and the public.COVID-19 and Business Interruption Insurance: Insureds Face Potential Roadblocks to Coverage
As these legal issues begin to wind themselves through the courts, businesses should take necessary steps to reserve their rights, but should not rely on the immediate payment of insurance proceeds during these difficult times.Social Inflation's Impact on the Insurance Industry
In his 1977 Chairman's letter to stockholders, Berkshire Hathaway CEO Warren Buffett advised that costs in the insurance sector were expected to rise. One reason he offered was "social inflation" which he described as "a broadening definition by society and juries of what is covered by insurance policies."When Must the U.S. Pay Legal Fees? A Vietnam Vet Turns to the Supreme Court
A judge on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit said Alfred Procopio's case was the very sort of dispute Congress had in mind in the Equal Access to Justice Act. "The government's position here was plainly wrong," the judge said.Alston & Bird Liable for $4.7M in Legal Malpractice Case
Alston & Bird attempted to shift blame to an accounting firm, which was not a defendant at trial.Could This Firm's Insurance Against Partner Exits Work for Others?
The unusual move by the firm now known as Buckley may not be a good fit for everyone, but it introduces an approach worth considering.Coverage Issues To Consider in Wake of Child Victims Act
The New York State Child Victims Act dramatically expanded the universe of claimants for which liability insurers—in particular historical commercial general liability and insurers issuing claims-made E&O policies—will be asked to pay defense and indemnity costs.Mercury Insurance Settles Decades-Long Fight with California Department of Insurance
Mercury Insurance Company has agreed to pay $41,188,505 to California, ending a two-decades long legal fight with the California Department of Insurance.Eroding Insurance Policies: As Time Passes, Policyholders Lose Out
As litigators for all sides continue to zealously advocate on behalf of their clients and time passes, the amount of insurance available to those who were affected by the horrifying incident—the FIU-Sweetwater University pedestrian bridge collapsed—will dwindle due to eroding insurance policies.Revenue, Profit, Cash: Managing Law Firms for Success
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