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Insurance - February, 2024

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• 9th Circ. Sends COVID-19 Coverage Row Back To Tribal Court
• State Farm Must Face Bad Faith Claims In $3M Crash Row
• Insurance Co. Settles Mass. Worker's Long COVID Suit
• Auto Co. Says $50M Policy Endorsement Covers COVID Loss
• SVB Parent's Counsel Booted From Fraud Coverage Row
• Colo. House OKs Multistate Online Insurance Tax Filing
• Bankrupt Endo To Pay $465M To Resolve Opioid Claims
• 7 Common Myths About Lateral Partner Moves
• Insurer Direct Line Rejects £3B Linklaters-Backed Ageas Bid
• 6th Circ. Rules Copyright Law Is For 'Dull' Stuff, Too
• Insurer Wins New Trial Due To Paralegal's Surprise Testimony
• No More Coverage For Aluminum Co.'s $165M Fire Damage
• 5 Tips For Policyholders Arbitrating R&W Insurance Claims
• Cheering In The NFL Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Insurance Agency Says It Wasn't Told Of Airbnb Shooting Suits
• Seattle Convention Center's Virus Losses Not Covered
• BASF Says Insurers Owe Coverage For PFAS Suits
• Trump Can't Freeze $465M Penalty But Can Seek Loans
• 3rd Circ. Won't Rehear Pfizer Shareholder Suit Coverage Row
• Plastic-Maker Says Insurers Must Cover Worker Death Suit
• La. Comfort Inn Owner Ordered To Arbitrate $2.6M Storm Suit
• Insurer Gets BIPA Coverage Win After Ill. Appeals Court Ruling
• Egg Co. Not Covered For Avian Flu Losses, Minn. Judge Says
• Company Escapes Coverage Row Over Lethal Ammonia Leak
• Fla. Judge Says Yacht Suit Doesn't Support Punitive Damages
• Insurer Misled Lockheed On Contamination Suit, Court Told
• Wolverine Can't Get Sanctions Win In PFAS Coverage Fight
• A Rare Look At Judicial Interpretation Of LEG Exclusions
• 3rd Circ. Won't Reconsider Coverage Ruling For Deli Stabbing
• Atty's Letter Is Not A Claim For Damages, Del. Justices Rule
• Ex-Bank CFO Cops To $700K Theft And Life Insurance Scam
• Colo. Justices To Hear If Insurers Can Withhold Some Payouts
• Mo. City Asks 8th Circ. To Revisit COVID-19 Coverage Ruling
• Ponzi Schemer To Be Resentenced After High Court Ruling
• Teva Tells 1st Circ. Feds Must Clear High Bar In FCA Case
• Liberty Cuts Off Drivers' Rentals Too Soon, Suit Claims
• Texas Justices Say $220M Cobalt Deal Is A Loss Under Policy
• ESG Around The World: Gulf Cooperation Council
• State Farm Seeks Exit From Aircraft Designer's Explosion Row
• New York Life To Pay $19M To Settle Retirement Plan Suit
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Insurance Co. Beats Claims Analysts' OT Exemption Suit
• Estate Correctly Taxed On Insurance Payout, Justices Told
• Justices Pass On Venue Fight In Erie Indemnity Fees Suit
• CFPB Subjects Lender To Supervision In 1st Oversight Flex
• La. Hotel Owner Must Arbitrate Hurricane Ida Damage Claims
• The New BIPA? Attys Warn GIPA Is A 'Live Grenade'
• 4th Circ. Won't Rethink Adviser's Defamation Coverage Denial
• 8th Circ. Says Nursing Home Fraudster Owes Supplier $7.6M
• Insurance M&A Partner From Sidley Joins Kirkland
• Judge Reverses Self, Says Hurricane Ad Suit Should Continue
• Trade Group Tells NC Justices COVID-19 Losses Not Covered
• With Interest, Trump Now Owes $454M For NY Valuation Fraud
• 6 Pointers For Attys To Build Trust, Credibility On Social Media
• Agent Didn't Owe Mich. Co. Coverage Advice, Panel Says
• Justices Stay The Course In Maritime Choice-Of-Law Ruling
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Stressful Atty Work Can Warrant Disability Pay, Judge Says
• Chancery Defers Settlement To Ponder Control Challenges
• 9th Circ. Urged To Rethink Hiscox Win Due To Hidden Ruling
• DOJ Reports $2.7B False Claims Act Haul In 2023
• Total Vision's Antitrust Suit Against VSP Kept Largely Intact
• Vesttoo Liquidation Delayed For Closer Look At Creditor Deals
• Wolverine Wants Judgment, Sanctions In PFAS Coverage Row
• Key Lessons After A Rare R&W Insurance Ruling
• Lumber Co., Insurer To Settle $4.9M Coverage Dispute
• SEC Regs Give Banks Chance To Step Up Cyber Safety Game
• NY Judges Question Lehman's Bid To Undo CDS Trial Loss
• Del. Suit Accuses Healthcare Data Co. Exec Of Insider Trading
• Fatal Crash Payout Flouts Insurance Law, NC Justices Told
• NC Justices Hint At Coverage For Firm's Driver Privacy Row
• Justices Told NRA Speech Claim Would Thwart Regulation
• Pa. High Court Returns Insurer's Status Question To 3rd Circ.
• 5th Circ. Affirms Subrogation Loss In Fieldwood Energy Sale
• Nationwide Says Walmart Should Pay NY Humidifier Fire Costs
• A Post-Mortem Analysis Of Stroock's Demise
• 11th Circ. Says Sotheby's Insured For Fla. Agent Theft Row
• Mitigating The Risk Of Post-Closing M&A Earnout Disputes
• Barnes & Thornburg Beats Ga. Malpractice Claim On Appeal
• Uber Says Insurers Failed To Cover Dozens Of Injury Suits
• No Property Coverage For Maui Wildfire, Insurer Says
• Justices Back Choice-Of-Law In Marine Insurance Suit
• Judge Spikes Ebix Investors' Bid For Ch. 11 Equity Committee
• Jury Says LSD Didn't Cause Quadriplegia; Insurer To Pay $1M
• Insurer Must Pay Defense Costs In Newspaper Shooting Row
• Casinos Say 'Unique' Policy Should Cover $130M COVID Loss
• Eateries' Virus Losses Not Covered, Insurer Tells NC Justices
• Pharma Co. Can Get D&O Coverage For Securities Suit
• Cedars-Sinai Can't Escape Ex-Worker's Retirement Fee Suit
• Policyholder Attys Say Firm's Mailer Row Merits Coverage
• How VA Court Change Is Affecting Insurance Disputes
• Insurer Says BlockFi Premium Suit Violates Ch. 11 Plan
• No Coverage For Firm In Haiti Malpractice Suit, Insurer Says
• Insurers Say Pollution Exclusion Bars Cancer Suits Defense
• Truist Selling Insurance Brokerage At $15.5B Value
• State Farm 'Bad Deal' Can't Save Policyholders' Suit
• Insurer Seeks To Cancel $15M Policy Over 'Human Life Wager'
• 4th Circ. Won't Revive Car Dealer's Hurricane Coverage Suit
• Therapy Co.'s Policy Lie Bars Fraud Coverage, 4th Circ. Says
• No Coverage For Conn. Firm's Malpractice Fight, Insurer Says
• Condo Co., Insurer Settle Proposed Class Action Coverage
• Ex-Jenner & Block Litigator Joins Holland & Knight In Chicago
• Trump Owes $355M For Fraud That 'Shocks The Conscience'
• Barge Co., Insurer End Pollution Cleanup Coverage Fight
• Insurance Group Of The Year: Wiley
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Rental Car Cos. Can Be Held Liable As Insurers In Colo.
• Damaged Champagne Cargo Row Can Proceed, Judge Says
• Club, Insurer Resolve Fiduciary Breach Coverage Row
• Software Company Seeks $10M Policy Limit For Bad Deal
• No Coverage For Pandemic Losses, NY Top Court Rules
• Court Mulls If Claims Buyer Qualifies For Special Ch. 11 Trust
• Ex-Atty Who Lied To Grand Jury About Frauds Gets 6.5 Years
• Wash. High Court Affirms Liberty Mutual's Bill Review System
• 1st Circ. Partially Revives Tufts U. Worker's Benefits Fight
• Assessing The Future Of Colorado's Economic Loss Rule
• Vaughan Baio Adds 3 Partners And 2 Offices In NY, NJ
• Zurich Owes $554K Over Faulty Construction Work, Erie Says
• 9th Circ. Backs Homeowners' Cert. In Allstate Overcharge Suit
• Insurer Says Repair Co. Owes $650K For Ferry Engine Failure
• Insurance Group Of The Year: Simpson Thacher
• Prudential Inks $35M Deal Over Investor's Stock-Drop Suit
• Fla. Condo Says Chubb Unit Stalled On $7M Storm Claim
• Bed Bath & Beyond Execs Given Access To $10M In Insurance
• Miami Law Firm Not Covered In Overbilling Row, Judge Says
• Insurer Wants Out Of Covering SC Club Shooting
• Hospitality Cos. Seek To Sink Trafficking Survivor's Suit
• Coaching High School Wrestling Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Insurance Group Of The Year: Covington
• Insurer Can't Toss Claims As Sanctions In Hotel Fire Suit
• Insurers Must Pay Pharma Co. Defense Costs In SEC Probe
• Kidde-Fenwal Row Not For Bankruptcy Court, Insurers Say
• Insurer, Apartment Owner Agree To End Hail Damage Dispute
• CEO Needn't Consent To CFO's Settlement, NY Court Says
• Insurer Wants Security Cos. To Repay Assault Defense
• Insurer Must Face Bad Faith Claim In Premium Refund Suit
• What To Know About RWI In Acquisition And Divestiture Deals
• Insurance Co. Stock Fight Belongs In Del., NC Judge Rules
• LSD Trip Didn't Cause Quadriplegia, Houston Jury Told
• Cigna Patients Can't Get Class Cert. In Underpayment Suit
• OpenText Wants Out Of Class Action Coverage Suit
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Progressive Unit Sued Over Policy Nixed Before House Fire
• Life Insurer Failed To Secure Data From Hack, Class Says
• SG's Office Is Case Study To Help Close Legal Gender Gap
• Ex-Wilson Elser Atty Can't Get Benefits For Chronic Fatigue
• Dallas Venue Not Covered For Shooting Death, Insurer Says
• Insurance Group Of The Year: Cohen Ziffer
• Insurer Says Fire Co. Owes $3.7M For Hotel Water Damage
• DOL's Benefits Arm Reports $1.4B In Recoveries In 2023
• Consulting Firm Says Ex-Partner Stole Captive Insurance Biz
• Trailer Owner Covered Under Driver's Policy, 9th Circ. Affirms
• Ex-McCarter & English Client Can Pursue $20M Loan Claims
• Ex-CEO Of Health Co. Found Guilty Of Fraud After $195M Loss
• NC High Court Snapshot: Philip Morris Fights Tax Credit Limit
• $1M Alcohol Spill Coverage Suit Not Federal Case, Co. Says
• Geico Says Medical Fraudsters Nabbed $1.1M In Auto Benefits
• SAG-AFTRA Contract Is A Landmark For AI And IP Interplay
• Insurance Group Of The Year: Carlton Fields
• 4 Steps To Navigating Employee Dementia With Care
• 2nd Circ. Affirms Starr Can't Sue To Defend Coverage Denial
• No Coverage In Home Remodel Row, Insurer Says
• Fruit Of The Loom Entity Seeks Pay For Sports Complex Work
• Ala. Insurer Gets Hurricane Sally Repair Coverage Suit Cut
• Insurer Settles $1.7M Fluorescent Sign Fire Damage Suit
• New York Teacher Pays $75K For Mock Slave Auction Harm
• Widow Can Sue Trucking Co.'s Agent Over Policy, Panel Says
• Ore. Insurance Ruling Opens Door To Extracontractual Claims
• Pot Patients Say NM Insurance Case Triggers CAFA Exception
• Bad Faith Claim Rejected Again In Hurricane Ida Coverage Suit
• What To Know About 'Novel' Johnson & Johnson ERISA Suit
• Feds Seek Over 5 Years For NYC Atty In $18.8M Ponzi Scheme
• Court Says 'Catastrophe' Applies In COVID Reinsurance Cases
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Texas Adjuster No Longer To Pretend To Be Lloyd's Of London
• 8th Circ. Won't Revive Renter's Fire Loss Coverage Fight
• 'Utter Chaos' If Duty To Defend Ruling Is Upheld, 5th Circ. Told
• Del. Chancery Questions Broker's 'Ornate' Board Control Fix
• Insurer Says Policy Won't Cover $1.3M Title Agency Defense
• Ebix Investors Seek Creation Of Ch. 11 Equity Committee
• 11th Circ. Won't Undo State Farm's Shooting Coverage Loss
• Mass Shooting Survivor Loses $17M Judgment On Appeal
• Insurance Orgs. Say Bill Would Prevent CFPB Overreach
• Broker Hit With Suit Over Data Breach Affecting 1.5 Million
• NTSB Accused Of Withholding Derailed Train Parts
• NYC Jet Skier's Death Suit Not Covered, Insurer Says
• Esurance Pockets Totaled Vehicles' Sales Tax, Suit Says
• Insurer Improperly Settled Shooting Claims, Court Told
• Apt. Owners Can't Avoid Arbitrating Ida Damage, Insurers Say
• NY Judge Scolds Trump Attys For Response To Perjury Query
• Insurer Ducks Some Coverage Of Dredge Tank Defect Suit
• 'Family' Exclusion Nixes Coverage For Menards, 8th Circ. Says
• Trump Trial Judge Gets Little Info On Exec's Alleged Perjury
• No Defense Owed For $500K Defects Dispute, Insurer Says
• La. Pizzeria, State Farm Settle Hurricane Damages Suit
• Repair-Shop Slip Triggers Auto Coverage, Mich. Justices Say
• No Coverage For Apt. Complex In Negligence Row, Court Told
• Insurer's Suit Over Class Action Coverage Early, Covisint Says
• REIT Raises $672M IPO At Low End While Insurer Pulls Plans
• Fla. Aircraft Co.'s Claims Narrowed In Hurricane Coverage Suit
• Insurers Reach Agreement In School Construction Injury Suit
• NC Panel Reverses Doctor's Malpractice Coverage Win
• Travelers Must Cover $2M Tainted Benzene Load, Co. Says
• Insurer Asks 9th Circ. To Rehear Wildfire Pollution Ruling
• House Panel's Top Dem Floats Bill To Require Automatic IRAs
• Imerys, Cyprus Mines Get Extension For Ch. 11 Mediation
• Reimagining Law Firm Culture To Break The Cycle Of Burnout
• Investment Report Shows Cost Of Delaying Climate Action
• Appeals Court Upholds Insurers' COVID-19 Coverage Win
• Houston Firm Lied About Document Retention, Appraiser Says
• 4th Circ. Cites W.Va. Justices As It Affirms Coverage Win
• A Key Tool For Calif. Policyholders With Nonadmitted Insurers
• ESG Around The World: Brazil
• Complex Not Covered For $4M Shooting Claim, Insurer Says
• Wealth Co. Says Insurers Owe Coverage In Meth Suits
• NY Judge Wants Info On Perjury Probe Of Trump Lieutenant
• Competing In Dressage Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Insurer, Pharmacy Settle Horse Death Coverage Dispute
• Wendy's Not Covered In Freezer Injury Suit, Insurer Says
• Insurer Owes $1.3M In Defects Row Defense Costs, Co. Says
• JCPenney Cardholder's Proposed $5M Insurance Suit Fails
• No CGL Coverage For Home Depot Data Breach, 6th Circ. Told
• BNSF Railway Blamed For Triggering 2023 Wash. Wildfire
• Zymergen Ch. 11 Plan Confirmed After Investor Objection
• Employer Lessons From Nixed Calif. Arbitration Agreement
• Legal Issues Loom For Driverless Trucking
• Insurance Coverage Excluded In Condo Sale, 11th Circ. Told
• 3 Arguments, Hearings Benefits Attys Should Watch In Feb.
• Med Biller Who Posed As NBA Star, NFL Atty Gets 12 Years
• Claims Against BNSF Cut From $1.3M Derailment Dispute
• Insurer Pushes To Freeze Mogul's Assets In $524M Fight
• Drugmaker Endo Wants To Extend Opioid Suit Pause
• Latham Led Firms In January IPOs As New Listings Pick Up
• Insurer Needn't Cover Contractor In Construction Injury Suit
• Progressive Faces Trial In Car Undervaluation Class Action
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• 6th Circ. Revives Bank's $32M Ponzi Settlement Coverage Suit
• Clyde & Co. Hires Ex-Lewis Brisbois Team In Chicago
• Holiday Inn Owner, Insurers Settle Suit Over $11M Ida Award
• Insurer Fights Railroad Subpoena For Ohio Derailment Docs
• Fla. Justices Affirm Appraisal Ruling In $8M Irma Damage Row
• Imerys, Cyprus Mines Propose Ch. 11 Plans With $862M Trust
• Experts Urge Justices To Bar Insurer's Ch. 11 Challenge
• Life Insurance Co., Named Beneficiary Settle Void Policy Suit
• Policy Language Copyright Suit Must Continue, Court Told
• Insurers Blast Syracuse Diocese Ch. 11 Plan
• Ill. Genetics Law Spares Life Insurance Sector, Prudential Says
• Ex-Trump Org. CFO Faces Possible Perjury Charge, Mulls Plea
• The Legal Industry Needs A Cybersecurity Paradigm Shift
• Insurer Settles $1.7M Suit Over School's Tornado Damage