Burke’s Law

The previous year saw a number of important cases interpreting and developing the application of the attorney-client privilege and the... Read More

Agents’ errors and omissions (E&O) policies provide protection for agents for certain negligent acts committed in their professional capacity but... Read More

With the South Dakota Supreme Court’s decision in Wheeler v. Farmers Mut. Ins. Co. of Neb., 2012 S.D. 83, the... Read More

A California court of appeals recently determined that a proof of loss condition in a first party insurance policy is... Read More

The Supreme Court of Ohio recently held that defective construction is not an “occurrence” covered under a commercial general liability... Read More

One of the first lawsuits implicating insurance coverage for a fracking-related claim is under way in Ohio. Warren Drilling Co.,... Read More

A New York appellate court recently issued one of the more interesting policy interpretation decisions, highlighting the importance of clearly... Read More

The Georgia Supreme Court recently faced the question of whether an insured could be compensated by its insurer for both... Read More

For uninsured motorist coverage to apply, vehicle liability policies provide that the injury to the insured must be “caused by... Read More