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Daniel Hentschel
The Fifth Circuit in Evanston Insurance Co. v. Mid-Continent Casualty Co. recently held that multiple collisions caused by the same insured driver over a span of 10 minutes constitute a single occurrence subject to a $1 million limit in the insured's primary policy with Mid-Continent.
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Joshua S. Paster
In a prior post, we discussed a New York trial-court decision that found an insurance policy issued in 1966, to insure the construction of the World Trade Center, continues to cover modern-day...
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Alexander Russo
A Georgia Court of Appeals judge recently ruled that Scapa Dryer Fabrics was entitled to $17.4 million worth of primary coverage from National Union Fire Insurance Company of Pittsburgh...
In the October issue, Ahmad and Fehling discuss two recent decisions with potentially broad implications.
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David Costello
In a win for policyholders, a California appellate court has held that the loss of use of property resulting from alleged negligence constitutes property damage under a liability insurance policy.
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Tae Andrews
The Second Circuit recently held that competing "anti-concurrent cause" provisions in a commercial property policy present a potential ambiguity that could result in favor of coverage for losses sustained by Madelaine Chocolate ...
As reported on the Hunton Insurance Recovery Blog, in what appears to be a case of first impression.
In what appears to be a case of first impression, an Ohio trial court ruled in Kimmelman v. Wayne Insurance Group, that the crypto-currency
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Tae Andrews
The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court recently construed the undefined term "advertising idea" in a case of first impression in the Commonwealth ...
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Latosha M. Ellis
North Dakota's highest court delivered a blow to Mid-Continent Casualty Company in Borsheim Builders Supply, Inc. v. Manger Insurance Co., ruling that a contract between a policyholder...
Hunton Andrews Kurth insurance practice head, Walter Andrews, recently commented to the Global Data Review regarding the infirmities underlying an Orlando, Florida federal district court's ruling...
New York Court Rejects Insurers' Use of Prior/Pending Investigation Exclusion; Requires Factual Predicate to Exist Before the Prior Investigation and not Arise From It
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Tae Andrews
Hurricane Florence has yet to make landfall, but the storm has already wreaked havoc on this weekend's college football schedule, concerts, and other events. West Virginia and NC State postponed...
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Andrea DeField
Hurricane Florence will affect the U.S. east coast later this week with significant damage to property and resulting business disruption. Businesses far-removed from the impact zone...
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Geoffrey B. Fehling
The Sixth Circuit recently upheld dismissal of KVG Properties, Inc.'s claims under a first-party property policy arising from damage to KVG's office spaces due to tenants' use
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