With
David Costello
A recent First Circuit ruling underscores that a well-negotiated insurance policy can cover claims for which state law has no remedy.
Hunton Andrews Kurth LLP partner Lorie Masters, partnering with insurance broker Marsh and others, analyzed the often complex issues raised by the insurance coverage actions posed by actions
With
Lawrence Bracken II,
Alexander Russo
The Georgia Supreme Court ruled this week that First Acceptance Insurance Co. need not pay a $5.3 million excess judgment against its insured
The Wisconsin Supreme Court held last week in West Bend Mut. Ins. Co. v. Ixthus Med. Supply, Inc., that West Bend Mutual Insurance Co. ("West Bend") could not escape its duty to defend.
In an article appearing in Electric Light & Power, Hunton insurance recovery lawyers, Lawrence Bracken, Sergio Oehninger and Alexander Russo discuss the insurability of losses
With
Sergio F. Oehninger
Reversing a Texas Court of Appeals decision that allowed Anadarko's Lloyd's of London excess insurers to escape coverage for more than $100 million in defense costs incurred in connection with claims from the Deepwater Horizon well blowout
With
Cary D. Steklof
Policyholders facing any type of products liability scored a win in a recent decision from the District Court for the Northern District of Illinois.
With
David Costello
In 2008, torrential rainstorms battered the Milwaukee area for two days.
With
Syed S. Ahmad,
Walter J. Andrews,
Lawrence Bracken II,
Latosha M. Ellis,
Lorelie Masters,
Sergio F. Oehninger
The country's longest government shutdown in history is over, at least for now, but its impact is still felt by many, including organizations experiencing multimillion dollar losses related to postponing or cancelling events during the shutdown.
With
Sergio F. Oehninger
Reversing a Texas Court of Appeals decision that allowed Anadarko's Lloyd's of London excess insurers to escape coverage for more than $100 million ...
With
Joshua S. Paster
In a huge win for policyholders, a New York appellate court, in D.K. Property, Inc. v National Union Fire Insurance Company of Pittsburgh, Pa., held that an insured need not provide a detailed factual description...
The doctrine of functus officio typically sets an arbiter's award in stone: It forbids an arbiter from altering its award after the award has been rendered.
With
Geoffrey B. Fehling
The First Circuit Court of Appeals recently affirmed a district court's ruling that three exclusions do not bar coverage under a management liability policy for a lawsuit filed by pension funds
With
Daniel Hentschel
Millennium began receiving reports in February 2016 advising of unauthorized use of hotel guests' cards.
With
Latosha M. Ellis
Notwithstanding the absence of a congressional war declaration since Japan bombed Pearl Harbor, Zurich American Insurance Company has invoked a "war exclusion"...
