Based upon a recent deposition and trial, the disability insurer discredited a decade ago by fraud and bad-faith suits may be up to some of its old tricks
2016 September
Lessons learned from the bad-faith front lines
Miles B. Cooper
2016 September
Baral v. Schnitt — Substantially broadens the scope of the anti-SLAPP statute by holding that it can be used to attack allegations of constitutionally protected activity
Jeffrey I. Ehrlich
2016 September
For this lawyer, advocacy has been – and continues to be – a life endeavor
2016 September
Coverage counsel in third-party litigation: When to bring them in and what to expect
Michael GattoDemian Oksenendler
2016 September
Taking an insurance carrier to task for wrongdoing is satisfying – even if you don’t get paid
Chuck Geerhart
2016 September
When a long-term disability claim is denied, the procedural limitations of ERISA litigation will baffle those seeking recompense
Rebecca Grey
2016 September
A look at claims payments for loss of dwellings and personal property, including calculations for replacement cost, actual-cash-value and depreciation
Evangeline Grossman
2016 September
If the costs of a defense come out of the policy limit, you need to know that early in the case
Alexandra A. Hamilton
2016 September
Understanding the level of misconduct and making an appropriate demand when the case is ripe for settlement
Arnie Levinson
2016 September
Health Care Sharing Ministries still exist owing to a religious exemption in Obamacare, but when it is time to pay claims, they swear they are not insurers
David LiliensteinJessica Cho
2016 September
Absent a settlement demand, insurers have no duty to present a settlement offer where a verdict is likely to exceed the policy limit
Charles Miller
2016 September
