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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.Retroactive Insurance Coverage for COVID-19 Losses
The COVID-19 pandemic has presented New York business owners with many obstacles and difficulties, and the New York Legislature has reasonably looked for ways to lessen the financial impact the crisis has had on our neighborhood's restaurants, shops and offices.History Should Repeat Itself: The Longstanding Meaning of 'Direct Physical Loss of' Property
On March 22, Allegheny County Common Pleas Court Judge Christine Ward ruled in Ungarean v. CNA, No. GD-20-006544, 2021 Pa. Dist. & Cnty. Dec. LEXIS 2 (Pa. Ct. Com. Pl., Allegheny Cnty., Mar. 22, 2021), that a dentist-policyholder is entitled to coverage for his business income losses arising from the COVID-19 pandemic.Thor Equities, LLC v. Factory Mut. Ins. Co.
The court found that some exclusions in the policy were inapplicable to the unprecedented pandemic situation of 2020.First NY Policyholder Business Interruption COVID-19 Win
The court found that some exclusions in the policy were inapplicable to the unprecedented pandemic situation of 2020.View more book results for the query "FM Inc"
Roc Nation LLC v. HCC Int'l Ins. Co., PLC
The court decided that an insurer must pay out the majority of a $12.5 million limit on a key man insurance policy taken out on the manager of a pop band who died from a blood clot in 2017.The Riddle of State Actor Status for Private Foster Care Agencies
For the last 15 years, the courts in this Circuit have consistently split on a focused question: are private foster care agencies state actors for purpose of 42 U.S.C. §1983 liability? The district courts have the task of reconciling two Second Circuit decisions from the 1970s, finding state actor status, with 40 years of subsequent Supreme Court precedent that dictates the opposite answer.Jin Ming Chen v. Insurance Co. of the State of Pa.
'Chen' clarified insurance coverage for pre- and post-judgment interest obligations under primary and excess policies. However, a broader takeaway may be the increasing importance of the meaning "follow form" wording in excess policies, especially as more claims have values which exceed primary limits.Corporate Transparency Act Resource Kit
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