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Insurance - September, 2022

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• The 5 Biggest Cases This Supreme Court Term
• Mo. Judge Tosses Restaurant Co.'s Virus Coverage Suit
• Calif. Event Production Co.'s COVID-19 Coverage Bid Tossed
• Judge Chides Atty For Misleading Court On Key Fact
• SXSW Loses Bid For Coverage Of Ticket Refund Class Action
• BakerHostetler Accused Of Fraud In $100M Bankruptcy Suit
• CoreLogic Puts Ian Storm Damages Between $28B And $47B
• Texas High Court To Hear Ex-Dallas Cowboy's Benefits Case
• Insurer Attys Cast Vt. Supreme Court Virus Decision As Outlier
• Biomed Co. Not Covered For Tuberculosis Suits, Insurer Says
• Law360's The Term: A New Normal For The Supreme Court?
• NJ High Court Ruling Doesn't Negate Insurer Duty To Defend
• Insurers, Construction Co. Settle Suit Over Sunken Barge
• No Signs Of Supreme Court's Conservatives Slowing Down
• Zurich Slips Orthopedic Institute's Virus Coverage Suit
• How Well Do You Know Supreme Court History?
• Judge Adopts Report, Giving Medical Lab, Insurer Partial Wins
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• NY Doctor Cops To Role In Trip-And-Fall Litigation Scam
• Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson Takes Bench, Makes History
• Napa Winery Hits Ch. 11 After Wildfire Damages Vineyard
• Keys To A 9-0 High Court Win: Practicality Over Perfection
• Insurer Seeks To Toss Suit Over LA Luxury Home's Fire Sale
• 11th Circ. Reverses Geico's Early Win In $18M Golf Cart Case
• Calif. Playground Misses Deadline In 2nd COVID Suit
• NY AG Seeks Fast-Tracked Trump Fraud Trial Before 2024
• Senate OKs Temporary NFIP Reauthorization Bill
• Technology Co. Sues Insurers Over Wire Fraud Losses
• What New Bar Exam Means For Law Students And Schools
• State COVID Insurance Rulings Highlight Errors In Dismissals
• Under Armour Must Repay $10M Coverage Bill, Insurer Says
• Chicago Personal Injury Firm Loses COVID-19 Coverage Bid
• Tinder Owner Hits Back At Insurer's Claim Argument
• Credit Union's Coverage Suit Over $4.75M Settlement Trimmed
• LSU Golf Club Insurers Putt Ida Suit To Federal Court
• 3rd Circ. Questions How Pandemic Orders Trigger Coverage
• State Auto Beats Businesses' COVID-19 Coverage Bid
• Zurich Escapes COVID-19 Suit From International Restaurants
• Insurers Tell Court To Toss Frozen Yogurt Chain's COVID Suit
• Insurers Want Ship Seized To Pay For Historic Cargo Losses
• Ga. Panel Ponders Insurer's Office Closure In Service Dispute
• La. Health Clinic's Ex-CEO Convicted In Medicaid Fraud
• Camden Diocese Ch. 11 Trial To Begin With Insurer Deal
• Apple's New Messaging Features Will Complicate E-Discovery
• Insurer Beats Coverage Suit Over $3.4M Faulty Work Claim
• Trump Claims NY Is Judge-Shopping $250M Fraud Case
• Paramedical Services Co. Hit With TCPA Suit Over Robocalls
• Ohio Justices To Weigh Insurer's Car Crash Coverage Query
• Ex-Gerber Exec Fired For Conduct, Not Gender, Judge Rules
• Colliers Says Insurer Owes $1M Defense Costs For Broker Suit
• Radisson, Franchisor Sue Texas Hotel In Sex-Trafficking Row
• Seattle Cafe Drops 9th Circ. Virus Coverage Appeal
• Law Firm Inclusion Efforts Often Overlook Business Staff
• State Farm Policyholders Get Class Cert. In Overcharging Suit
• Travelers Has No Duty To Defend Northrop Pollution Suit
• LA Attys Face Bar Probe Over Genocide Settlement Payouts
• Insurers, Art Exhibitor Settle Forgery Coverage Fight
• NJ Panel Says Ride-Hailing Act Doesn't Cover Food Delivery
• Reinsurer Accused Of Breaching Contract In Coverage Fight
• Vegas Mall Cites Vt. Decision In Virus Case At Nev. High Court
• Railroad Says Insurer Shirked Ga. Wrongful Death Indemnity
• Chubb Unit's $8.5M HVAC Fire Suit Partially Moves Forward
• Insurer Can't Escape Bad-Faith Claims, Ga. Gas Cos. Say
• Camden Diocese Touts $87M Ch. 11 Plan Over Insurer Deal
• Insurer Must Face Mold Claims In Suit Over Burst Pipe
• Insurer Wants Out Of $950K UV Lamp Fire Suit Coverage
• An Associate's Guide To Rebounding After A Layoff
• Treasure Hunter Seeks Redo Of IP Suit Coverage Dispute
• Ga. Comfort Suites Hotel Sues Insurer Over Trashed Room
• AIG Scores Early Win In Ex-Company Atty's Retaliation Suit
• Calif. Panel Allows Consultant To Amend Virus Coverage Suit
• 2nd Insurer Seeks To Nix Ill. DOI Email Fraud Coverage Bid
• Court Denies Zurich's Bid To Skirt Coverage Of Ponzi Suits
• Real Estate Rumors: Principal, Diversified Partners, Baldwin
• 9th Circ. Overturns Insurer's Win In ERISA Benefits Suit
• AML Regulation Of Lawyers Is Imminent And Controversial
• No Coverage For SEC Investigation Costs, Insurer Says
• War Exclusion Bars Coverage In Flight MH17 Destruction Suit
• Boy Scouts Appeals Roll In, Alex Jones Ch. 11 Attys Nixed
• California Jewelers' COVID-19 Coverage Suit Tossed
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Vt. Justices Revive Huntington Ingalls' Virus Coverage Suit
• Insurer Drops Suit Against Ex-Condo Board President
• Wash. Wood Stove Co. Seeks To Reverse Fire Liability Ruling
• Costco Sues Liberty Mutual Over Slip-And-Fall Suit Coverage
• 2nd Circ. Overturns NRA's Free Speech Win
• Insurer Says Construction Co. Not Covered In Wage Theft Row
• Fla. Panel Reinstates Radiology Co.'s Unpaid Claim Fight
• AIG Entities Want Out Of Fla. Telecom Co.'s Coverage Dispute
• Fla. Condos Sue Insurers Over Hurricane Irma Damage
• Storm Damage Suit Against Nationwide Unit Moves Forward
• Deals Rumor Mill: FTX, Instacart, Truth Social
• Clifford Chance Adds Ex-Sidley Partner To US Practice
• Pa. Insurance Chief Says Carriers Wrongly Connecting Claims
• Tyson & Mendes Expands To NM With Albuquerque Office
• Delayed Notice Relieves Insurer From Covering Defect Suits
• Kelley Kronenberg Adds 3 Personal Injury Protection Attys
• Fla. Evidence Code Update Lowers Burden For Image Use
• What Del. Officer Exculpation Law Means For D&O Insurance
• Feds Call Holmes' New Trial Bids 'Ploy' To Delay Sentencing
• Insurers Begin Filing Appeals Opposing Boy Scouts' Ch. 11
• Travelers Seeks Costs For Defending Amazon Contractor
• Insurer Ducks Coverage In Unpermitted Demolition Row
• Cooley Leads Pie Insurance To $315M Series D
• Insurers Wrongly Denied COVID Claim, Del. Justices Told
• Insurer Urges Ill. Justices To Sink Tenants' Fire Defense Bid
• 5th Circ. Affirms Dismissal Of Jeweler's Virus Coverage Suit
• Tort Report: 'Take-Home COVID' Liability On Tap In Calif.
• Bankrupt Restaurant's COVID-19 Coverage Suit Tossed
• AIG Unit Says No Coverage For $1.4M Pollution Charges
• Key Adaptations For Law Firms Amid Quiet Quitting Movement
• Insurers Battle To Avoid $844M Plane Crash Compensation
• Insurer Drops Abuse Coverage Dispute With Camp
• NY AG James Sues Trump, Alleging $250M Business Fraud
• Calif. Construction Firm Adds Appellate Specialist Team
• Ironshore, Health Provider Settle Over Malpractice Settlement
• Cigna Slams NJ Lab's 'Contempt' In COVID-19 Coverage Suit
• Insurer, Screen Developer Settle BIPA Coverage Dispute
• Real Estate Broker Owed Coverage For Negligence Suit
• Creating A Hybrid Work Policy? Be Intentional And Inclusive
• 11th Circ. Denies Review Of Penn Mutual Client's Class Claims
• La. Hospital Loses COVID-19 Coverage Suit
• Wash. Condo Group Sues Nationwide For 'Hidden' Damages
• Hospital Seeks Exit From Insurer Suit Over $39M Bill
• 3rd Circ. Orders Jurisdiction Probe In Suit Over Fire Coverage
• Harvard Says Insurer Played 'Cat & Mouse' On Top Court Case
• Insurance Co. Says It's Not On Hook For Fatal Truck Crash
• Ill. Panel Upholds Insurer's Win In COVID-19 Coverage Dispute
• Zurich Says Amazon Policy Doesn't Cover $11M Arbitral Award
• Hartford Says No Coverage For Ill. DOI Over Email Wire Fraud
• Software Co. Says Chubb Wrongly Denied FTC Deal Coverage
• Defect Exclusion Sinks Allied's $3M Facility Damage Suit
• Cannabis Coverage Suit Belongs In Fed. Court, Insurers Say
• Judge Won't Block UnitedHealth's Purchase Of Change
• Allstate Says No Coverage For Tenant In Stabbing Incident
• NYC Law Firm Says Insurer Can't Revoke Defense Coverage
• Exxon Wants Benzene Coverage Fight Back In Texas Court
• Former NS8 Legal Chief Loses Insurance Coverage Bid
• Geico Beats Tenn. Driver's Suit Over High COVID Premiums
• Insurer Says No Coverage For Contractors In Injury Suit
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• A Law Firm's Guide To Humane Layoffs As Recession Looms
• Toymaker Accused Of Fraud Must Defend Itself, Insurer Says
• Cannabis Bill Roundup: Mo. Lawmaker Eyes Pot Legalization
• Fla. Panel Rejects Air Quality Co.'s Insurance Dispute
• US Gov't Sues Barge Insurer For $6.2M Oil Cleanup
• Harvard Discovery Request Mocked By Insurer As Stall Tactic
• Religious Freedom, LGBT Rights Colliding In ACA Cases
• Florida Insurers Relying More On Reinsurers, Report Says
• Insurer Refuses To Defend Bakery In Ga. Poisoned Wells Suit
• Kinder Morgan Broke Insurance Contract, Mixed Ruling Says
• HNA Drops Appeal Of $185.4M Award To SL Green At 245 Park
• TransUnion Hit With $18M Verdict In Source Code Dispute
• No Coverage For Fla. Yacht Club Fraud Claims, Insurers Say
• OCC Fines PNC Bank $2.6M Over Flood Insurance Errors
• Wash. Dance Studio Drops COVID-19 Coverage Suit
• Exclusion Bars Coverage In Suit Over Fumes, Insurer Says
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Wash. Justices Find No Coverage For Seattle Tunnel Delay
• IP Forecast: PTAB To Eye Patent Tied To Intel's $2.2B Loss
• Mo. Schools Want New Shot Over Delayed Virus Coverage
• Timeshare Exit Suits Are One Liability Claim, Fla. Judge Says
• 2nd Circ. Upholds OneBeacon Asbestos Reinsurance Ruling
• 7th Circ. Nixes Trampoline Park Coverage, Cites Similar Cases
• Insurer Disputes Fla. College's $13M Hurricane Damage Costs
• Ex-Uber Exec Wrongly Escaped Tax On Settlement, Court Told
• 11th Circ. Says Apt. Wear And Tear Not Covered By Insurance
• Insurer Wants Out Of Covering Faulty Concrete Work, Welding
• UnitedHealth Beats Suit Claiming It Stiffed Doctors On Fees
• Tyson & Mendes Opens Fresno Office With 4 Partners
• Recent Ruling Can't Save La. Biz's Virus Suit, Insurer Argues
• Bojangles Franchisee Seeks Coverage For Sex Abuse Suit
• Basketball Hall Of Fame Seeks Coverage For Renovation Suit
• Boy Scouts Plan Confirmed, Cineworld Hits Ch. 11
• MVP: Quinn Emanuel's Maaren Shah
• Boy Scouts Ch. 11 Case Highlights Third-Party Release Split
• Ozy Media Insurer Says Injunction Bid Fails
• Raytheon Strikes Deal To End Autism Therapy Coverage Suit
• Colo. HOA Accuses Insurer Of $3M Estimate Discrepancy
• Fla. Property Management Co.'s COVID Claims Tossed Again
• Holmes' New Trial Bid Is 'Mt. Everest' Uphill Fight, Attys Say
• Debevoise-Led AIG Spinoff Hits $1.68B In 2022's Biggest IPO
• Fla. Panel Flips PIP Payment Judgment In Insurer's Favor
• Spirit Air Can't Move Ahead With COVID-19 Coverage Suit
• Judge Won't Alter Fraud Coverage Ruling Against Therapy Co.
• Insurer Says Virus Exclusion Dooms Eateries' 9th Circ. Appeal
• Industry Group Urges 10th Circ. To Cement FM's Virus Win
• 4th Circ. Open To Contractor's Coverage Bid Over Exec's Exit
• Increase In Philly Med Mal Cases Expected After Rule Change
• Ill. Judge Signs Off On Fire Safety Workers' $2.6M Wage Deal
• Minn. Laundromat Can't Recover Losses From Floyd Protests
• La. Restaurant Owner Wants Virus Coverage Suit Paused
• NC College Loses COVID-19 Coverage Suit Against Travelers
• Insurer's Pollution Coverage Suit Partly Axed As Premature
• Learning From Trump And Bannon Discovery Strategies
• MVP: Mayer Brown's Bronwyn Pollock
• Patient Seeks OK On Cigna Liposuction Denial Class Deal
• Okla. Supreme Court Rejects Cherokee Nation's COVID-19 Suit
• Tulane, Insurer Gear Up For Trial In COVID-19 Coverage Row
• Sen. Graham's Federal Abortion Ban Gets GOP Cold Shoulder
• Wash. Justices Weigh Insurers' Venue Dispute With Regulator
• Insurer Wants Class Decertified In Fla. Medicare Recovery Suit
• Boy Scouts Case Far From Over As Ch. 11 Appeals Loom
• Gordon & Rees Adds Insurance Expert To Denver Office
• ViacomCBS Says Policy Required, Covered COVID Protocols
• Suquamish Tribal Court Must Hear Insurers' COVID-19 Suit
• Williams Mullen Adds 2 Partners In Northern Virginia Office
• BMW Dealer Sues Claims Manager Unit Over $4M Settlement
• MVP: Gibson Dunn's Deborah Stein
• Seattle Orchestra Drops 9th Circ. COVID Insurance Appeal
• Zurich Unit Tossed From Casino's Pandemic Loss Suit
• Insurer Agrees To Cover Construction Co. In Death Suit
• Wis. Justices Weigh Precedent's Impact On Defect Coverage
• Del. Justices Reverse NJ Plant Cleanup Cost Order
• Steakhouse Insurers Tell 9th Circ. COVID Claims Need Proof
• Insurer Accuses Property Co.'s Witness Of Destroying Docs
• Ill. Home Developer Wins Appeal For Coverage Of Defect Suit
• Insurer Can't Get Redo Of $6M Attorney Fees In Death Suit
• Trump Org Atty 'Not Prepared' As Trial Looms, Judge Says
• NJ High Court Leans Toward Workers' Comp Duty For Brokers
• Zurich's Virus Arguments Contradictory, Burlington Says
• 4th Circ. Won't Rehear Golden Corral's Virus Coverage Suit
• State Farm Says No Coverage For CBD Seller's Contract Suit
• MVP: Covington's Anna Engh
• The Risks In Lateral Hiring, And How To Avoid Them
• $1.5M Approved For Fla. To Study Insurance Rating Alternative
• 6th Circ. Won't Revive Restaurant Chain's Virus Coverage Suit
• Md. Judges Question Virus Coverage For Fashion Co.
• 7th Circ. Told Denied TM Defense Warrants More Than Fees
• Drugmaker Kickback Deal Isn't A Covered Loss, 7th Circ. Told
• Law Firm's Policy Doesn't Cover Malpractice Suit, Judge Says
• Construction Co., Ex-Owner Settle Ga. Wetlands Pollution Suit
• AIG Spinoff's $1.8B Offering Kicks Off September IPO Lineup
• SC Restaurants Lose COVID-19 Coverage Suit
• 7th Circ. 'Reasonable Costs' Ruling Is A Win For Policyholders
• Insurer Urges 2nd Circ. To Reject Skin Care Co.'s COVID Suit
• Apple, Insurers Attack Expert Testimony In Condo Fire Suit
• 4th Circ. Ruling Won't Safeguard Life Insurance Under ERISA
• Ernst & Young To Split Into 2 Companies
• John Hancock Unlawfully Raised Insurance Costs, Court Told
• USAA Sues Water Filter Makers Over Homeowner Damage
• MVP: Cohen Ziffer's Adam Ziffer
• Insurer Seeks Denial Of Coverage Over Fatal Crash
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Judges Who Use Social Media Must Know Their Ethical Limits
• Texas Mall Says Typo Doesn't Doom Hail Coverage Suit
• UnitedHealth Deal Is 'Not A Merger To Monopoly,' Judge Says
• Holmes' 3rd New Trial Bid Targets Missing Database Emails
• LAX Subcontractor Seeks Insurer Defense In Arbitration, Court
• Calif. Insurance Chief Ties Rates To Fire Safety In Regulation
• 7th Circ. Rulings Doom Salon's Virus Suit, Insurer Says
• Courts Are Not Shifting On COVID Biz Interruption Stance
• NFIP Reforms Take On Urgency As Program Deadline Nears
• ABA Is Defending Profession's Values From Monied Influences
• Allstate, Consumers Seek Final OK Of $4.5M TCPA Deal
• Marketing Co., Insurer Settle CEO Harassment Coverage Fight
• Treasure Hunter's Bid For Coverage Of IP Suit Sunk
• Policyholder Urges Ill. Judge Not To Dismiss Robocalls Suit
• US Bank Seeks To Toss $20M Insurance Death Benefit Suit
• Restaurants Drop 9th Circ. Virus Appeals Against Insurer
• Law Firm, Atty Get Partial Win In Malpractice Coverage Fight
• Mont. Justices Relieve Insurers Of Covering Kidnap Suit
• Boy Scouts' Ch. 11 Plan Confirmed By Del. Judge
• Elizabeth Holmes Files 2nd New Trial Bid, Citing Balwani Trial
• Chubb Prevails In 'The Morning Show' COVID-19 Losses Suit
• Ambac Rips Countrywide RMBS 'Factory' As $2.7B Trial Starts
• New Orleans Restaurants File New COVID-19 Coverage Claims
• Manhattan Hotel Latest To Lose Bid For COVID-19 Coverage
• A Road Map To Insurance For PFAS Claims And Suits
• How In-House Counsel Can Better Manage Litigation Exposure
• Boy Scouts Inch Closer To Ch. 11 Plan Confirmation Order
• Insurers Fight Coverage In Taliban Terror Support Suit
• CNA Tells 2nd Circ. To Nix Medical Groups' Virus Suit
• Grocer's Amended Suit Stalls Opioid Coverage Ruling
• Forecasting A Rise In 11th Circ. State Court Class Actions
• George Washington Univ.'s COVID-19 Coverage Suit Tossed
• Florida Condos Claim Insurer Owes More For Irma Damages
• Ex-Coach Latest To Plead Guilty In NBA Health Fraud Case
• Ohio Justices Nix Insurer's Duty To Defend In Opioid Suits
• 'Wall Of Precedent' Tanks Virus Row, Calif. Appeals Court Says
• Cigna, MultiPlan Must Face RICO Claims In ERISA Row
• Insurance Implications For Aircraft Grounded In Russia
• Lemon Law Lawyers Lose COVID-19 Coverage Case
• 11th Circ. Upholds Denial Of Title Co.'s Cyber Fraud Coverage
• P&C Profits Down 17% In 1st Half Of Year, AM Best Reports
• Practical E-Discovery Lessons From The Alex Jones Case
• Holmes Wants New Trial After Key Witness Expresses Regrets
• Baker McKenzie Adds Ex-Addleshaw Trio In Hong Kong
• Camden Diocese Opposes Ch. 11 Trade Committee Fees
• Bernstein Litowitz To Lead Consolidated SelectQuote Suit
• Cravath, Willkie Lead $3.4B Texas Capital Insurance Biz Sale
• Travelers Fends Off Construction Co.'s Theft Coverage Suit
• Untimely Notice Dooms Eatery Owner's Defense For Crash
• Law360 MVP Awards Go To 188 Attys From 78 Firms
• The Hottest Topics For Health Attys In 2022's Homestretch
• NY Grants $6.5M For Climate Change Insurance Innovation
• Outback Franchisee Loses Bulk Of COVID-19 Coverage Appeal
• After Dobbs: State Abortion Ban Fights, Enforcement Heat Up
• What Snap Removal Debate Means For Insurance Disputes
• Ky. Credit Union Demands Defense In Suit Alleging Cover-Up
• The Ethical Risks For Lawyers Accepting Payments In Crypto
• Insurer Wants Out Of Covering Restaurant's BIPA Suit
• Sears, Boy Scouts Each Move Closer To Ch. 11 Resolutions
• Insurers Drop Case Over Contractor's Work On Ga. Hotel
• Insurer Tells 5th Circ. Chemical Co. Not Covered For Fire Loss
• Biden Nominates Montana Law Professor For 9th Circ.
• Texas Jury Awards Baylor Med School $48M In A COVID First
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Jury Convicts Arrayit Exec Of Fraud For COVID Test Lies
• Harsh Market Limits IPO Prospects For Autumn Listings
• Feed Co. Says Insurer Wrongly Depreciated Dryer Fire Payout
• Insurer Can't Skip Fla. College's $13M Hurricane Damage Suit
• Ohio Panel Backs Sherwin-Williams In Lead Paint Insurer Suit
• Boy Scouts Clear Path To Ch. 11 Plan Confirmation
• Holmes Acquittal Bid Denied As Attys Hint At New Info
• 9th Circ. Accidental Death Ruling Raises Critical ERISA Issue
• Envisioning Metaverse-Based Litigation In The Real World
• No Coverage For Metal Cos. In Loan Suit, 3rd Circ. Rules
• Fla. Atty Fee Law Survives Challenge From Contractor Groups
• Fla. Last-Resort Insurer Considering Raising Coverage Cap
• Reinsurers Fight GE Arb. Bid In $28M Turbine Damage Dispute
• Insurers, Restaurant Supplier Settle BIPA Coverage Dispute
• No Further Coverage For FedEx In Crash Suit, AIG Unit Says
• Deals Rumor Mill: Porsche, Truth Social, Calb
• Union Pacific Accused Of Stiffing Rehired Workers
• Insurers, Atty End Tax Shelter Coverage Dispute