With another wave of COVID-19 wreaking havoc worldwide, recent insurance coverage litigation decisions have been building upon lessons learned since the pandemic began.
With another wave of COVID-19 wreaking havoc worldwide, recent insurance coverage litigation decisions have been building upon lessons learned since the pandemic began.
Court decisions in 2019 placed constraints on insurance companies’ propensity to read business insurance policies in the narrowest possible fashion.
Three recent rulings establish that policyholders in a significant number of states have potential recourse when insurance companies act badly.
When responding to a product recall, companies need to understand insurance coverage options.
Attorney Tracy Alan Saxe discusses one of the ways property owners miss out on claims.
With some insurance policies, the distinction between wind v. flood and the timing of resulting damage can be crucial in successfully obtaining insurance dollars to offset losses when the worst happens.
