Bicyclist Who Insisted Opened Car Door Caused Serious Injuries Is Awarded $1,500 |
A jury has awarded a bicyclist $1,500 for injuries he suffered when he struck a car door that opened as he approached the car at a red light. Read More
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| Defense Argued That Worker Should Have Been More Careful, and It Obtains Jury Verdict in Its Favor |
A jury in Illinois has ruled against the plaintiff in a slip-and-fall case where the defense contended that the plaintiff should have been more careful to avoid the allegedly dangerous condition. Read More
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| Jury Rules for Defense, Which Argued That Ice Came from Road, Not Store's Awning |
A jury in Illinois has rejected a plaintiff's claim for over $600,000 in damages for injuries she alleged she suffered when she slipped on ice that had frozen over after it had accumulated on a store's awning. Read More
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| New York Jury Finds for Defendant Who Argued That He Could Not Have Avoided Pedestrian He Struck with His Vehicle |
A jury in New York has rendered a defense verdict in a case brought by a plaintiff who was struck by the defendant's motor vehicle while in a crosswalk in Brooklyn. Read More
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| Insurance Law by Barry Zalma, Esq., CFE |
Written by nationally-renowned insurance coverage expert Barry Zalma, an insurance coverage attorney, consultant, expert witness and blogger, Insurance Law introduces the new insurance professional to the fundamental principles of insurance and provides the experienced litigator analyses of today’s leading insurance law decisions nationwide.
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