The blog "Insurance Coverage Law in Massachusetts," published by attorney Nina E. Kallen, focuses on legal issues related to insurance coverage and bad faith disputes within Massachusetts. It covers topics such as litigation strategies for insurance claims, interpretation of insurance policies, statutory claims under Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 93A, allocation of liability among insurers, and court decisions affecting insurance coverage. The blog also addresses practical guidance for attorneys handling insurance coverage cases, including brief-writing and case management. It serves as a resource for policyholders, insurers, and legal professionals interested in Massachusetts insurance law and civil litigation involving insurance matters.
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Ethics of Insurance Defense Under a Reservation of Rights: Ethical Rules, Conflicts, Right to Independent CounselThis CLE webinar will discuss how policyholders, insurers, and panel counsel determine whether a reservation of rights (ROR) creates a disqualifying conflict of interest…
Every few years, a decision comes down against an insurance company for breach of Mass. Gen. Laws ch. 93A that makes the plaintiffs’ personal injury bar chortle with glee and insurance defense attorneys wipe their brow and say, thank goodness…
This is a full description of the webinar:
Insurance Policy Interpretation: Recurring Issues,
Ambiguities, Exclusions, Plain Meaning, Burdens of Proof, and More
This CLE webinar will discuss the interpretation of some
of the most fiercely and frequently litigated words and…
I’m in the fortunate position of having an embarrassment of riches right now: my insurance coverage and bad-faith caseload is full to overflowing. I’m having to turn down good cases from good clients simply to ensure that the clients I…
Victoria Gretzky was injured when she fell on a
staircase at an apartment building owned by the Arrudas. In September 2022 she sued the Arrudas, who were insured by AmGuard. AmGuard
made a number of settlement offers, each of which…
Timothy Ross was exposed to asbestos from 1965 to 1977 while employed by NEIC. He developed symptoms related to the exposure in 2012, and died from mesothelioma in 2013. After Ross’s death, his widow sued NEIC. Liberty Mutual insured NEIC from…
I asked my assistant Nikki to read a draft of this post and make suggestions, and she was like, um, is there any way that you could make this post . . . interesting? Maybe start with a joke or…
Certain Underwrites of Lloyd’s London issued a builder’s risk policy to Historic Round Hill Summit covering two buildings, Rogers Hall and Hubbard Hall, that Historic had purchased to renovate. PeoplesBank, which held an mortgage on the property, was an additional…
I recently saw on a
Facebook group I belong to advice for victims of the California fires and how
they can maximize their insurance claims. The advice was dreadful. It included,
“Make from memory the most detailed list you can…
