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Amendment Did Not Change Underinsured Motorist Vehicle Definition, Appellate Court Says
The goal of the amendment was to "correct this inequity" found in the "Lenda" decision, the Connecticut Trial Lawyers Association said in a letter to the Legislature's Insurance and Real Estate Committee.
Miami Federal Judge Pinpoints Fatal Flaw in Nearly Decade-Long Insurance Litigation
An expert said the ruling is a cautionary tale for insurance litigators.
Appellate Court Affirms No Duty to Indemnify Auto Crash Injuries Under Home, Umbrella Policies
The Connecticut Appellate Court affirmed a lower court's judgment, finding Liberty Insurance, Liberty Mutual and Safeco insurance companies had no duty to indemnify its policyholders under home, auto or an umbrella policy, for an underlying action stemming from allegations of underage drinking and an injury in a vehicle crash.
Good News for Insurance Lawyers: Texas Supreme Court Calls Foul on Sanction
The doctor's records may show what Harris reported about other accidents, which could affect a factfinder's decision about the causal link between her injuries and the April 2017 accident, the supreme court said.
Insurers Aren't Happy With This Company—And Have Filed a Slew of Lawsuits
Four pending suits are demanding more than $2 million in damages from Broan-Nutone over a March 2021 fire in a shopping center in Lakewood, New Jersey.
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Timarron Park Litigation Continues as The Woodlands Developer Sues Liberty Mutual
Howard Hughes Corp. and The Woodlands Land Development Co. allege that Liberty Mutual breached its duty to defend and indemnify them after Hurricane Harvey.
Westfield Insurance Sues 3 Companies, Seeking to Avoid Defense in Opioid Suits
This suit was surfaced by Law.com Radar. Read the complaint here.
Multiple EUO No-Shows: Timely Denial in Recent Case
An insurer may require a no-fault claimant (either the individual injured person or his/her assignee medical provider) to appear for an examination under oath (EUO) 11 NYCRR 65-3.5. If a claimant fails to appear for two scheduled EUOs, the insurer may deny the claim, provided it is raised in a timely denial of claim form.
Duty of Insurer to Defend Versus Indemnify Is Distinct, Says U.S. Fifth Circuit
The Fifth Circuit reversed and remanded, however, on the duty to indemnify. The panel took this stance, not because it found the insurer must compensate Copart should damages be awarded, but because the ruling of the district court was premature.
Judge Sues Insurers for Alleged Bad Faith in Boys Scouts Sex Abuse Cases
The opposing insurance companies sought relief from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit, but in April the appeals court denied a request by the plan's opponents to issue a stay while they appeal the federal court's approval of the plan. That appeal remains pending.TRENDING STORIES
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