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Beware of Good Intentions: Insurer Cannot Escape Duty to De...eading Policy Limits That Were Not Subject to Competing Claims
On October 6, 2015, the United States District Court, Northern District of California held that an insurer breached its duty to defend by interpleading remaining policy limits and ceasing its def...
Pursuing Insurance Coverage for Alleged Mislabeling of Dietary and Herbal Supplement Products
Businesses in the dietary supplement supply chain are taking cover after the New York Attorney General (NYAG) ordered four major retailers to cease and desist the sale and alleged mislabeling of ...
Lessons Learned: Report All Potential D&O Liability Insurance Claims Without Delay
The District Court of Massachusetts' January 6, 2015 opinion in Biochemics, Inc. v. Axis Reinsurance Co., 2015 WL 71493 (D. Mass. Jan. 6, 2015), reaffirms the importance of providing timely notic...
On the Coattails of United States v. Trek Leather, Make Sure You Have Suitable D&O Coverage
Corporate directors and officers have a long list of things that can keep them up at night. Personal liability for civil fines and penalties arising out of negligence or even gross negligence com...
Hackers Don’t Care About Your Insurance
A recent study reports that the median amount of time between a breach of a company's computer network and the discovery of the incident is 229 days. But some cyberliability policy forms require ...
Catch Me If You Can: Fake Doctor’s Application Voids Coverage For Himself But Not For Innocent Co-Insureds
In life, sometimes even the law imitates art. As if copied straight out of the script of "Catch Me If You Can," the U.S. District Court in South Carolina issued a ruling on October 21, 2014 in wh...