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Workers Compensation and Employers Liability
Both cases in this appeal were based on policy language that excluded UM coverage for pedestrians struck by a hit-and-run vehicle because a pedestrian, by definition, cannot occupy a covered vehicle.
The "reservations of rights" letters from the insurers made nonspecific references to policy exclusions that may or may not preclude coverage for the insureds.
A guideline for the prudent attorney advising clients on insurance coverage in 2022.
The Ohio Supreme Court has declined to adopt the "integrated system" rule as a means of avoiding coverage for losses involving property damage due to the incorporation of the insured's product into a larger whole.
The justices explicitly held that a policy was illusory when the coverage actually afforded by a policy was "extremely minimal and afford[ed] no realistic protection to any group or class of injured persons."
The popular SXSW music festival in Austin was canceled in 2020, and ticket holders were unhappy with their choices of compensation.
Liberty Mutual successfully argued the application of a total pollution exclusion to a claim by Central Crude, Inc. for costs related to environmental remediation and litigation defense for a January 2007 oil spill in Paradis, Louisiana.
The Supreme Court of Arizona recently answered two questions certified by the U.S. District Court for the District of Arizona that both concerned how an insurer may or may not use depreciation in calculating the actual cash value (ACV) of damaged property.
Instead of looking solely to the allegations in the pleadings and the terms of the insurance policy, Texas courts may now look beyond the eight corners of those documents to extrinsic evidence under certain circumstances.
The answer may not be as clear as the headlines have portrayed.