Second Circuit Affirms The Broad Nature Of The Duty To Defend Under CGL...
In a recent pro-policyholder insurance coverage decision, Euchner-USA, Inc. v. Hartford Casualty Insurance Company, 2014 WL 2576348 (2d Cir. June 10, 2014), the Second Circuit applied New York law...
View ArticleAn Expanding View On Satisfying The Self-Insured Retention
Recent insurance coverage decisions have reminded insurance companies that, absent incredibly clear language otherwise, inconsequential requirements dictating satisfaction of self-insured retentions...
View ArticleInaugural ABA Women in Litigation Conference
Kara Cleary and Andrea Warren, from Barnes & Thornburg’s Policyholder Insurance Recovery Group, attended the inaugural ABA Women in Litigation conference in Chicago on November 5-7, 2014. The...
View ArticleYou Snooze; You Lose: When The Carrier’s “Investigation” (Read: Delay)...
Earlier this month, a California federal court issued a stern warning to liability carriers: failing to provide an immediate defense forfeits your right to control the policyholder’s defense, including...
View ArticleCoverage for Commotion: Insurance for Businesses Affected By Rioting and...
Businesses can endure substantial property damage and, perhaps more importantly, lost revenue from civil disruptions caused by rioting and vandalism. Fortunately, business owners have a multitude of...
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