Ferrari v. American Home Products Corp., 286 Ga. App. 305 2007 Ferrari I, rev

The trial court properly granted the plaintiff's motion for partial summary judgment on to his breach of duty to defend claim because the allegations in his complaint sufficiently triggered the insu

The trial court erred in granting summary judgment to a subcon r on an insurer's claim, because some evidence showed that subcon r negligently performed its obligations under the con

The insurer's arguments that the insured had not paid any claim for the value of the stolen cargo and that the statute of limitation barred any possible claims against the insured were irrel

A jury question remained as to whether the plaintiff's daughter was noticeably intoxicated when the defendant's employee served her alcoholic beve

Professional liability insurance policies do not provide coverage for claims arising solely from contractual disputes, which do not arise from the rendering of professional services as an att

CGL policy's voluntary labor exclusion did not apply to plaintiff's negligence action, since the insurance carrier failed to prove that the plaintiff was acting as a volunteer when he was in

The National Childhood Vaccine Injury Compensation Act of 1986 "Vaccine Act", 42 USC §300aa-1 et seq. did not pre-empt the plaintiffs' claims for alleged neurological damage to their son that vaccin

The theft of the insured's zer was not excluded under the policy's ' "Locked Vehicle Warranty," ' even though the keys were left in its ignition, since the jury was authorized to find that the