Ambiguity in Texas Insurance Policies
A Video Explaining Some Appellate Decisions on the Equitable Remedy of Rescission
Evidence of a Prior Fire is Available to Prove Fraud
Interpreting the Plain and Ordinary Meaning of an Ordinance or Law Insurance Provision; What Does it Mean to “Incur” and When Does this Happen?
What to Expect When Suing Dearborn National for Long Term Disability Benefits
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xy5J4P3vEGk
If you recently received a disability benefits denial letter from Dearborn National, you may be wondering what to expect now – and whether a lawsuit is the correct next step. Suing Dearborn National to secure your long term disability benefits is often the most viable way to obtain the benefits you deserve, though this process often doesn’t come without some headaches and hiccups. At Dell & Schaefer, we’ve helped thousands of disability claimants successfully…
Guest Post: Fraud Act Prosecution of Directors: How Likely and What Are The D&O Implications
In the following guest post, Francis Kean takes a look at the possibilities for director prosecutions under the UK Fraud Act and explores the possible D&O insurance implications of future prosecutions. Francis is a Partner, Financial Lines, at McGill and Partners. A version of this article previously was published as a McGill client alert. I would like to thank Francis for allowing me to publish his article as a guest post on this site. I…
Friday Forum at 2 Watched by Insurance Media Regarding Business Interruption and Civil Authority Claims
Happy Thanksgiving 2020!
Even in markedly bad times, it is important to be thankful.…
Everything Needed by the Insurance Claims Professional from Barry Zalma
Does Your Nonqualified Plan Need to be Amended by December 31, 2020?
Section 162(m) of the Internal Revenue Code (“Code”), which disallows the deduction by any publicly held corporation with respect to certain compensation paid to a covered employee over $1,000,000, was amended by the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (“TCJA”). One change made to Section 162(m) of the Code as part of the TCJA was that if an individual is a “covered employee” for a taxable year, the individual continues to be a covered employee…