It is Useless to Try to Get Around Local Court Rules
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In an action for a declaratory judgment regarding an insurance coverage dispute the USDC was presented with Motion to Strike by All Plaintiffs (“Travelers”). Travelers asks that
A Waiver of Subrogation is not a Waiver of Tort Liability
By Barry Zalma
Waiver of Subrogation Enforceable in Wisconsin
First party property insurers, for minimal or no additional premium, will allow their insureds to waive the insurer’s right to subrogation against persons responsible for damage to the property if done before a loss…
Sanders v. The Phoenix Insurance Company Is a Comprehensive Insurance Coverage Decision, But Have Bad Facts Again Made Bad Law?
So this is interesting, from a couple of perspectives. The First Circuit Court of Appeals has issued a fairly comprehensive opinion addressing a number of issues in insurance coverage law in Massachusetts. The facts are a little salacious, and read…
Supreme Court of Texas Says EPA Cleanup Directive Is a “Suit” Under Commercial General Liability Insurance Policies
The Supreme Court of Texas has ruled that CERCLA enforcement proceedings brought by the EPA are a “suit” as that term is used in commercial general liability insurance policies. In doing so, Texas joins the majority of other jurisdictions to…