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TODAY'S TOP DEVELOPMENTS |
Wednesday, March 5, 2014 |
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Industry news, expert analysis, and daily updates on the most significant insurance coverage legal developments—from the insurance and legal experts of The National Underwriter Company.
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Commercial Property
Bailee's Theft Claim Was a First-Party Property Claim, Fifth Circuit Holds
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit has ruled that a bailee's claim that property it was transporting had been stolen was a first-party property claim, thus subject to the Texas Anti-Technicality Statute and the Texas Prompt Payment of Claims law. Read More
Automobile Insurance
Classic Car Insurance Policies that Barred Stacking Did Not Provide Illusory Coverage, Third Circuit Affirms
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit has affirmed a district court’s decision dismissing a putative class action complaint that alleged that classic car insurance sold by Foremost Insurance Company provided illusory coverage because it did not permit stacking. Read More
Automobile Insurance
Finding Fact Questions as to Owner of Motorcycle Involved in Accident, Appeals Court Reverses Summary Judgment for Insurer
A Wisconsin appellate court has reversed a trial court's decision granting summary judgment in favor of an insurer, finding questions of fact as to the owner of a motorcycle involved in an accident and, therefore, questions as to whether the insurer's policy had provided coverage. Read More
Eye on the Experts
Let Me Be Direct: "Direct" Is Not An Ambiguous Term
Policies for large commercial risks often extend business interruption protection by including Contingent Business Interruption ("CBI") coverage, which protects an insured from the financial impact of covered losses to its suppliers and customers. Although many policies typically limit coverage to "direct" suppliers or "direct" contributing properties, there is little case law interpreting the term "direct" in the context of a CBI provision. This article discusses a recent Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals case that concluded that the term "direct" is not ambiguous as it relates to determining who is a "direct" contributing property to the insured. Read More |
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Life Insurance
Florida Office of Insurance Regulation Reports on Freedom to Travel Law
In 2006, the Florida legislature enacted the Freedom to Travel Law. The law defines as an "unfair trade practice" the practice of limiting the life insurance coverage available to a person based on lawful foreign travel in the past. It also prohibits discrimination based on future lawful travel plans unless the insurer demonstrates that the persons who travel are in a higher risk, actuarially supportable class. Read More
Health Insurance
Georgia Senate Passes Bill Mandating Autism Insurance Coverage
The Georgia Senate has passed Senate Bill 397, relating to insurance coverage for autism. Read More
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Lawyer Analyzes New York Court of Appeals' New K2 Decision Read More |
Patrick Haveron Appointed President of Maiden Insurance Company Read More |
IronPro Enters Fidelity and Crime Insurance Market Read More |
Homeowner Satisfaction with Property Claims Improves for the Second Consecutive Year, J.D. Power Reports Read More |
Denise M. Morrison Named to MetLife's Board of Directors Read More |
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FC&S Legal Editorial Advisory Board |
Mitchell J. Auslander, Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLP
Carrie Cope, Schuyler, Roche & Crisham, P.C.
Anjali C. Das, Wilson Elser
John F. Finnegan, Chadbourne & Parke LLP
Michele L. Jacobson, Stroock & Stroock & Lavan LLP
Timothy P. Law, Reed Smith LLP
Donald S. Malecki, Malecki, Deimling, Nielander &
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Cort T. Malone, Anderson Kill & Olick, P.C.
D. Milone, Kelley Drye & Warren LLP
Joseph P. Monteleone, Tressler LLP
Anne M. Murray, Rivkin Radler LLP
Jerold Oshinsky, Kasowitz, Benson, Torres &
Friedman LLP
Seth B. Schafler, Proskauer Rose LLP
David D. Thamann, The National Underwriter Company |
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