Countless hours in building a solid case theme and supporting it with admissible evidence are about to crescendo in the all-or-nothing storytelling contest. Are you ready? In this online seminar, experienced trial attorneys will reveal their hard-won insights and show you how to deliver your side of the case to the decision-makers with clarity, persuasion, and force. Gain the edge with these tried-and-true trial skills - register today!
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On September 27, 2024, New York Governor Kathy Hochul signed Bill No. A10342 into law, authorizing the issuance of stand-alone business interruption insurance coverage. This bill was introduced and passed in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, which forced many businesses to close temporarily as a result of government shutdown orders.
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The IRMI Construction Risk Conference (CRC) is a can't-miss experience! The conference features top-tier speakers focusing on innovative technology, fresh construction risk and insurance content, and excellent networking opportunities. You'll take away practical tips and future-looking strategies for proactively controlling risks, mitigating losses, negotiating equitable insurance and contract terms, and managing claims.
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The Florida Legislature recently passed House Bill 1021 which amended Florida Statute § 718.124. The July 1, 2024 amendment changes Florida's statute of repose ("SOR") trigger date for condominium projects.
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California's complex saga of long-tail injury coverage under general liability policies took an interesting turn in the California Supreme Court's recent decision in Truck Ins. Exch. v. Kaiser Cement. In Truck, the court made it clear that Insureds can access excess policy limits without first exhausting all triggered underlying primary coverage, provided the underlying limits for the same policy period have been exhausted.
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Hosted by Perrin Conferences, the leader in joint plaintiff/defense conferences, this one-of-a-kind conference provides an opportunity to network with and learn from prominent attorneys, in house counsel, insurance professionals, and industry experts.
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A recent decision by a federal court helps clear the path to coverage for property owners this hurricane season. The Court deemed one property policy's flood exclusion inapplicable to bar coverage for water damage from backed-up drainage and overflow caused by excessive rainfall.
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Trouble persists for policyholders seeking coverage for Biometric Information Privacy Act ("BIPA") litigation after the recent decision by the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois in Westfield Insurance Company v. UCAL Systems, Inc. d/b/a AMTEC PRECISION PRODUCTS, et al.
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