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Insurance - November, 2022

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• Pa. COVID Appeals End In Win For Dentist, Loss For Bar
• CBD Extractor Can Seek Atty Fees From Insurer For Fire
• 11th Circ. Remands Coverage Case Amid Diversity Concerns
• Travelers Unit Says HOA Not Covered For Repair Spat
• Injury Faker Testifies She Lied To Doc Charged In $31M Scam
• Insurer Must Cover Oil Co. Pollution Suits, Court Told
• NOLA Landlord Says Insurers Can't Force $7M Hurricane Arb.
• Fla. Insurance Suit Trends To Look Out For After Hurricane Ian
• Insurer Says Texas Law, False Statements Sink Hail Suit
• Harvard Takes Admissions Case Insurance Fight To 1st Circ.
• Life Insurer Must Pay After Judge Verifies Woman's Identity
• Lender Says Chicago Tower Owner Must End Ch. 11 Disputes
• Insurer Says No Coverage For Improperly Docked Catamaran
• Insurer Wants Out Of Trucking Co. Employees' Assault Suit
• Pa. High Court Won't Revive Fraud Suit Against Travelers
• Insurer Fights Woman's Bid To Toss Abuse Coverage Suit
• 4th Circ. Affirms Insurer's Win In Spat Over Ousted CFO's Suit
• Tucker Ellis DQ'd From Representing Zurich In Coverage Row
• Atty Charged In $31M Scam Tells Jury He's Getting A 'Bad Rap'
• Fla. Condo Association Seeks $8M For Plumbing Damage
• Drugmaker Astellas Has Claims For DOJ Settlement Coverage
• Insurer Can't Escape Camp's COVID Refunds, Court Told
• Texas Landlord Sues AIG Unit For Hail Damage Coverage
• Strip Mall Asks 4th Circ. To Undo Insurer's Roof Damage Win
• Miss. Italian Restaurant Loses COVID-19 Coverage Bid
• Property Policies Could Cover Organized Retail Crime Losses
• Insurer Owes Coverage In T-Mobile $17M Data Breach Loss
• UK Concerned Over Completed $107M Vehicle Salvage Deal
• Wash. Appeals Court Gives Doctor Win In Liberty Mutual Case
• Trump Org. Rests In NY Tax Fraud Trial Defense
• Philly Caterer's Coverage Suit Is Moved To Federal Court
• Insurer, NY Steakhouse Settle Fire Coverage Dispute
• Liberty Mutual Unit, Lumber Co. End Arson Coverage Dispute
• Illinois Supreme Court Rejects Tenants' Fire Defense Bid
• Insurer Needn't Cover Fatal Auto Crash, 1st Circ. Rules
• Enterprise Can't Trim $750K Coverage Obligation, Court Told
• 3M On Hook For One Deductible For Warming Device Defense
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Nevada Judge Lets Panda Express Virus Suit Move Forward
• Law Schools Are Right To Steer Clear Of US News Rankings
• Lab's Lawyer Resigns, Cigna Can File Sanctions In COVID Suit
• BCBS Of Mass., Families Settle Mental Health Care Suit
• How Firms Are Getting The Most Out Of Their Pro Bono Work
• The 2022 Law360 Pulse Social Impact Leaders
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• 9th Circ. Denies Ski Pass Coverage In Insurance Fight
• Holmes Should Serve 11-Year Sentence In Texas, Judge Says
• Liberty Mutual Units Avoid Covering HVAC Injury Suit
• NFL's Eagles, Insurer Argue Impact Of NBA Virus Ruling
• UK Insurance Broker Buys Australian Co. For AU$482M
• La. High Court To Test Major Policyholder Virus Coverage Win
• Travelers Says Judge Should Rethink Plane Crash Ruling
• Goldberg Segalla Adds Transportation Atty To Newark Office
• Litigation Funders Seek Transparency In Disclosure Debate
• 3rd Circ. Says Insurer Needn't Contribute To $10M Crash Deal
• 4 Firms, 2 Years, 1 Suit And, Finally, A Done UnitedHealth Deal
• Trump Org.'s CPA Says He Didn't Know About CFO's Fraud
• 9th Circ. Backs Dismissal Of International Co.'s Virus Suit
• Washington Court Revives Wilderness Therapy Coverage Suit
• Insurer Avoids Fla. Yacht Club's Cyberfraud Coverage Suit
• MSU Insurer Freed From Nassar Abuse Defense Bills
• Co. Not Covered For Stimulus Check Scheme, Travelers Says
• Goldberg Segalla Adds Insurance Litigation Vet In Chicago
• Excess Insurer Can't Skirt Defense Costs For Energy Co.
• Motor Maker Seeks New Trial Over Hurricane Harvey Coverage
• Building Defects Coverage Fight Survives Dismissal Bid
• Cohen Milstein Gets $4.8M Fee In Performance Sports Case
• Feds Must Pay $3M Bill For Tribal Health Care, 9th Circ. Says
• Privacy Ruling Highlights Risks Of Third-Party Web Tracking
• 6th Circ. Says No Coverage For Mich. County In Tax Suits
• 5 Principles For Better Professional Development Programs
• Holmes Faces Uphill Battle Fighting 11-Year Prison Term
• UnitedHealth Closes Merger But DOJ Keeps Fighting
• Insurer Seeks Repayment For Double Lung Transplant Suit
• Manhattan DA Rests In Trump Organization Tax Fraud Case
• Co. Can't Use Subcontractor's Insurance For Fall Damages
• 17-Month Delay Bars Coverage For Sign Co., Judge Says
• Luxury Italian Hotel's Virus Coverage Bid Hangs By A Claim
• 1st Circ. Reverses Lionbridge Insurer's Coverage Win
• High Court Won't Hear Md. Auto Auction Co.'s COVID Appeal
• My Favorite Law Prof: How I Learned To Practice With Passion
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Hotels' Push To Counter Sex Trafficking Wins Mixed Reviews
• Insurers Ask 11th Circ. To Dodge Fla. Atty Malpractice Claims
• Ala. Condo Wants $5M Insurance Suit Back In State Court
• Insurer Right To Void Doctor's Policy For Fraud, 11th Circ. Told
• Live Nation, FM Want Temporary Pause In COVID Row
• 9th Circ. Asked To Deny Shoe Store's Virus Coverage Suit
• Last Call For 2022 As IPO Prospects Line Up To Go Public
• MetLife Sued Over Claim Denial For Man Killed By Police
• Lloyd's Says Property Owner Must Arbitrate Over Ida Damage
• Policyholders Are Not To Blame For Social Inflation
• Mich. Panel Frees Insurers From Covering Store Fight Suit
• Texas High Court Won't Review Fracking Fire Coverage Row
• Elizabeth Holmes Gets Over 11 Years For Theranos Fraud
• Texas High Court Takes Up Policy Misrepresentation Query
• Weisselberg's Loyalties Scrutinized At Trump Org. Fraud Trial
• Insurance Co. Beats ERISA Clawback Suit After Doc Discovery
• Trump Org. Trial Firms Paid By Conservative PACs
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Holmes Likely To Get Prison With Pause For Appeal, Attys Say
• NY High Court Takes Up COVID-19 Coverage Appeal
• Residents Booted From Collapsing Building Denied Coverage
• Trucking Co. Not Covered For Pollution Claims, Insurer Says
• Key Issues Emerge Around Hotels' Liability For Sex-Trafficking
• Calif. Justices Open Door For TCPA Coverage In CGL Policies
• Nursing Home Virus Cases Are Multiple Events, Court Rules
• 11th Circ. Upholds Zurich's Win In COVID-19 Coverage Row
• Mars Can't Get 2nd Shot At Virus Coverage Suit, Insurer Says
• Insurer Seeks 5th Circ. Reversal In Strip Club Ads Dispute
• Judge Won't Reconsider Va. Health Co.'s Virus Coverage Suit
• How A Publication Request Helped Shape COVID Case Law
• Ga. Panel Frees Insurer From $3M Wrongful Death Judgment
• Contrite Ex-CFO Says Trump Org. Guilty, But Not Trumps
• Allstate-Insured Homeowner Near Cert. In Overcharge Suit
• Insurer Drops Coverage Suit Over Discrimination Settlement
• Elizabeth Holmes Slams Feds' Bid For 15 Years Behind Bars
• Cigna Demands Unpaid Lawyer Continue COVID-19 Lab Suit
• Long Island Diocese Ch. 11 Asset Sale Hung Up Over NDAs
• Insurer Can't Evade Covering Injury Suit With Exclusion
• Insurer Asks Supreme Court To Review Exxon's $25M Award
• La. Law Firms Defend Virus Coverage Suit
• Katten Brings On Ex-Miller Barondess Litigator In LA
• Geico Says Class Can't Get Jury Trial Under 7th Amendment
• Why Warranty Providers May Explore CCPA Exemption
• Judge Agrees Recent Ruling Can't Save La. Biz's Virus Suit
• Condiment Co. Not Covered For BIPA Suit, Insurer Says
• Berkshire Hathaway Unit Wins Policy Rescindment Dispute
• Ill. Court Finds Auto Exclusion Bars Coverage For Crash Injury
• Ad Tech Co. Drops Suit Over Coverage Denial Of FTC Deal
• Questions To Ask Before Making A Lateral Move As Partner
• Exclusion Doesn't Bar Water Damage Claim, Wash. HOA Says
• Cleaning Virus Like Mopping Floor, Insurer Tells 10th Circ.
• Mo. Panel Affirms Auto Insurer's Win In UIM Coverage Fight
• Insurers Not Liable For Cook's Sewage-Based Foot Infection
• Ex-CFO Weisselberg Says Trump Org. Gained From His Fraud
• Blue Bell Tells 5th Circ. Shareholder Suit Triggers Coverage
• Insurer Says No Need To Certify DC Virus Damage Question
• $4M Wire Fraud Coverage Bid Can't Be Preserved, Court Told
• DC Law Firm Denied Coverage For Timeshare False Ad Suit
• Judge Dismisses Oregon Restaurants' Virus Coverage Suits
• EBay Not Covered For Stalking Mass. Bloggers, Insurer Says
• Trump Controller Branded 'Hostile Witness,' Admits Crimes
• Defects Without Property Damage Not Covered, Judge Finds
• No Coverage For Film Producer In Funding Spat, Insurer Says
• Fla. Panel Says Notice Letter Bars Couple's Insurance Suit
• Publix Says Insurers Should Defend Opioid Suits
• Policyholders Ask 3rd Circ. To Revive Stacked Coverage Suits
• Fruit Co. Says Policy Covers Ex-Employee's $4.9M Award
• Settlement Reached In Ice Rink's $10M Insurance Claim
• Ohio Justices Revive Quasi-Public Legal Fee Records Request
• Paper Co. Seeks Millions In Employee Theft Coverage
• Waste Co. Says Insurer Must Face Trial Over Bad Faith Claims
• La. Shopping Center's Hail Damage Suit Ruled Untimely
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Cincinnati Insurance Co. Promotes Compliance Chief To GC
• New 7th Circ. Rulings Put End To Salon's Virus Coverage Suit
• Va. Medical Centers' Bid For Early Win In Virus Suit Denied
• Old Settlement Dooms Life Insurance Class Action
• DLA Piper, Latham Assist TX Insurer's Proposed IPO
• My Favorite Law Prof: How I Learned To Argue Open-Mindedly
• Insurer Asks 1st Circ. To Affirm Defect Suit Coverage Win
• Holmes Seeks Home Confinement As Feds Urge 15 Yrs. Prison
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Trump Org Payments Risked GC's Law License, Witness Says
• Accuser Wants Insurer's Sex Abuse Coverage Suit Tossed
• Insurer Wants Out Of Gas Driller's Row With Green Grower
• Insurer Says It Won't Cover Kind Bar Death Settlement
• Medical Co. Can't Get Coverage For BIPA Suit, Insurers Say
• NJ Atty Seeks Malpractice Coverage For Property Sale Suit
• Minnesota Bar Owner Can't Collect On Ex-Husband's Arson
• Insurers Sue NJ Hotels Over COVID-19 Coverage
• Armstrong Teasdale Adds Miami Litigator From Solo Practice
• Victims, Insureds Move To Settle Fatal Crash Appeal In 1st Circ.
• Fertitta Pays North Of $660M For California Hotel
• ABA's No-Contact Rule Advice Raises Questions For Lawyers
• Natural History Museum Fights To Pause COVID Coverage Suit
• Ambac Says US Bank On The Hook In RMBS Suit
• $40M Hurricane Insurance Dispute To Stay In Puerto Rico Only
• State Farm Drops $1.2M Suit Against Tesla Over Garage Fire
• Michigan Utility Co. Seeks $1.7M After Virus Derails Project
• Make-Whole Disallowed As Interest Payment In Hertz Ch. 11
• 8th Circ. Affirms Agent's Win In Suit Over Flood Damage
• 4 Key Skills For An Effective Attorney Coaching Conversation
• 4th Circ. Won't Review Hotel Co.'s Pipe Collapse Appeal
• Pollution Exclusion Dispute Turns Toward Trial In Washington
• Judge Dismisses Some Insurers From BP Spill Fraud Suit
• ERISA Ruling Reinforces Claimant Right To Know Denial Basis
• Calif. HOA, Insurer Drop Nuisance Settlement Coverage Suit
• Insurer Says Party Co. Not Covered For 'Trackless Train' Injuries
• NM Cannabis Co. Wants Insurance Suit Back In State Court
• California Insurance Chief Lara Notches Midterm Victory
• Control Of Congress Too Close To Call
• Republicans Hold On To Top Insurance Commissioner Spots
• Disclosure Failures Not Just 'Sloppiness,' Colo. Judge Says
• Wash. Appeals Court Weighs T-Mobile Insurance Dispute
• Insurer Seeks Pretrial Win In La. Law Firms' COVID-19 Suit
• Charter School Fights Arbitration In Hurricane Damage Fight
• Church Fights Sanctions, Says Attys Gave Proper Disclosures
• Insurer Says Agency Caused Camp's Pandemic Refund Suit
• Boy Scouts Insurers Claim Bad Faith In Ch. 11 Plan
• Ex-Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes Loses Bids For New Trial
• How Civilian Attorneys Can Help Veterans
• New Name Dooms Software Co.'s BIPA Coverage, Insurer Says
• 5th Circ. Precedent Dooms La. Eatery Operator's Virus Suit
• From Courts To Polls: BigLaw Turns Out To Protect The Vote
• Insurer Had To Defend Colliers In Broker Suit, Judge Says
• Del. Judge Sends Medical Device Co.'s Coverage Suit To Fla.
• Uber Injury Class Suit Must Stay In Fed. Court, Insurer Says
• Policyholders Should Also Want To Fight Social Inflation
• 11th Circ. Says Travel Agency Not Covered For Arbitration
• Boutique Turns To 2nd Circ. For Virus Coverage Revival
• Ex-Ga. Insurance Head Wants Kickbacks Indictment Tossed
• Texas Developers Tell 5th Circ. Hanover Shouldn't Get $570K
• Medical Staffing Co. Seeks $10M From Excess Insurer
• Design Co. Seeks Coverage For Ex-CEO's Arbitration Award
• 5th Circ. Cloudy On Coverage For Salvage Yard's Discharges
• NY Clothing Store Drops $80K Sewer Backup Coverage Suit
• Insurers Say Policies Don't Cover Chair Co.'s Trademark Suit
• NJ High Court Skeptical Of Insurer's Bid To Split Payment
• Ex-Theranos Exec Balwani's Sentencing Delayed To December
• My Favorite Law Prof: How I Learned That Culture Shapes Law
• Insurer Says Gentlemen's Club Not Covered In BIPA Suit
• Insurer Can't Deny Coverage For 'Scalping' Claims, Suit Says
• Pa. Judge Nixes University Virus Coverage Suit
• UT Austin Restaurant Loses COVID-19 Coverage Suit
• Insurers Sued Over Coverage Of Canceled Deep Purple Shows
• Judge Trims Trucking Co.'s Claims Against Progressive
• Builder Wants Zurich To Cover Amazon Facility Damage Claim
• Title Insurer Settles $19M Wire Fraud Suit With Texas Pair
• Software Co. Wins $148K In Data-Breach Coverage
• Colo. Food Co. Sues Insurer Over Marshall Fire Losses
• Travelers Moves Case For Coverage Of Rain-Soaked Products
• Rochester Diocese Strikes $55M Ch. 11 Deal With Claimants
• Lenders Call Serta's 2020 Debt Recap An 'Unlawful Scheme'
• Insurer Wants To Arbitrate Dispute Over $22.7M Due Into Trust
• Insurer Must Defend Mass. Ice Cream Co. In Worker's Suit
• Trump Org. Trial Delayed Again With Key Witness Still Unwell
• Minn. Concert Venue Loses COVID-19 Coverage Bid
• 2nd Circ. Sides With Hanover Insurance In Theft Coverage Suit
• Gas Station Says HDI Botched Defense Of Brain Injury Suit
• Real Estate Rumors: Allstate, LIVWRK, AustralianSuper
• Class Decertified In Coinsurance Miscalculation Suit
• Travelers Settles $1.1M Claim Over Tossed Pies
• Mo. Judge Rules Insurer Can Skirt Copper Theft Coverage
• What To Expect From The Post-Midterms Lame-Duck Session
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Liberty Mutual Says No Coverage For Grocery Store Fight Suit
• Selman Breitman To Close, Spin Off Insurance Team
• Insurer Won't Defend Contractor From Texas Hotel Flood Suit
• Exclusion Relieves Arch From Covering Scaffolding Fall
• Pareteum Trustee Says Execs Can't Draw On D&O Policies
• State Farm Suit Belongs In Pa. High Court, 3rd Circ. Told
• Hollywood Deli Loses Virus Coverage Suit Against Chubb
• 9 Legal Ethics Considerations In Natural Disaster Preparation
• 3rd Circ. Preview: Nov. Sees Uber Arbitration, Drug Discounts
• COVID-19 Not A Covered Pollution Condition, Judge Finds
• State Farm Tells 5th Circ. No Virus Coverage For Orthopedists
• Mortgage Co., Title Insurer Settle Wire Fraud Coverage Row
• Insurer's Bid For Win In Fatal Fall Suit Rejected
• Calif. Restaurants Ask 9th Circ. To Certify Virus Questions
• Kasowitz Prevails In $185M Bankruptcy Suit
• Insurer Doesn't Owe Coverage In Construction Suit, Court Says
• La. Hurricane Not Fit For NY Arbitration, Property Owner Says
• 4th Circ. Rejects Fitness Franchises' COVID Coverage Suit
• NY Health Co. Defends $230M COVID-19 Coverage Suit
• Insurance, Tort Reform Groups Back State Farm Virus Appeal
• Pollution Exclusion Frees Insurer From $175M Suit
• 1st Circ. Upholds Insurance Co.'s Win In Wrongful Firing Suit
• 2nd Circ. Upholds Travel Insurer's Win In Virus Coverage Suit
• Harvard Stuck With Admissions Suit Tab After Insurance Flub
• Insurer Escapes Munich Re's $500K Spoiled Wine Suit
• Property Claim Ruling Rightly Backs Texas Removal Policy
• Snow Damage Coverage Question Limited To Roof Membrane
• Insurer Says Banquet Hall Not Covered For Shooting Suit
• Insurer Can't Change Judge's Mind In Shooting Coverage Suit
• 7th Circ. Skeptical Of Manufacturer's COVID-19 Coverage Suit
• Insurers Want Arbitration In $2.7M Church Storm Damage Row
• Produce Co. Says Agent Must Face Winter Storm Suit In Texas
• NC Insurance Exec Blasts $75M SEC Suit As A 'Shotgun' Case
• Va. Health Co. Cites Sacramento Kings Decision In Virus Suit
• Condo Association, Insurer Reach Deal In $1.6M Damage Suit
• Mass. Panel Upholds Insurer's Win In PIP Coverage Dispute
• Insurer Gets $60K Repayment In Stock Suit Coverage Fight
• Insurer Needn't Cover Engineer In NJ MRI Machine Explosion
• Trump Org Trial Halted After 1st Witness Contracts COVID
• Pa. Couple Denied Coverage In Gun Case Tied To Shooter Son
• Health System Denied Coverage For COVID Biz Interruptions
• Home Health Co. Owner Gets Prison In $21M Medicare Scam
• Trends And Opportunities In Canada's Insurance M&A Market