In a decision filed August 5, 2016, the United Stated District Court for the Northern District of California, applying California...
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Wolf Bites

Applying New York law, the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit held that there was no advertising...
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The highest New York state court has ruled that disputes over workers’ compensation insurance payment agreements between National Union and...
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A California intermediate appellate court has reaffirmed that a client’s professional negligence claim against his or her property/casualty insurance broker...
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A U.S. district court in Missouri has rejected a policyholder’s strained interpretation of an “owned vehicle exclusion” standard in the...
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A verbal altercation that turned into a physical confrontation between two men on May 23, 2010, in Portland, Maine led...
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When an Insured Vehicle Becomes an Uninsured Motor Vehicle for Injuries Sustained While Riding in it
A prototypical uninsured motor vehicle insurance claim involves an uninsured third party vehicle injuring someone in a different car that...
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An insurer is ordinarily free to restrict the risks it will underwrite and is responsible only for losses within the...
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Travelers insured Warehouse Wine & Spirits, Inc. against risks of direct physical loss, including theft, with certain exceptions. One James...
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Based on standard homeowner policy water damage exclusions, the United States District Court in Utah found no coverage for extensive...
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