On May 1, 2019, the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Georgia held that a firearms exclusion in a general liability insurance policy applied to bar coverage for an underlying action arising from a shooting at the...more
5/3/2019
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Bodily Injury ,
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Denial of Insurance Coverage ,
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Firearms ,
Insurance Industry ,
Interlocutory Appeals ,
Judgment on the Pleadings ,
Motion for Reconsideration ,
Negligence ,
Policy Exclusions ,
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Terms and Conditions ,
Wrongful Death
“You say to-may-toe; I say to-mah-toe,” or so the saying goes. According to the Eastern District of Pennsylvania in Charter Oak Insurance Company v. Maglio Fresh Food, No. 12-3967 (E.D. Penn. Sept. 9, 2014), the same can be...more
Legal bloggers sometimes ask themselves: If my post appears on the Internet, but there’s no evidence anyone has read it, have I been published? The question has not yet been finally resolved among law firm compensation...more
Directors and Officers (“D&O”) policies, like all insurance contracts and contracts in general, are governed by the specific wording unique to each contract. Nonetheless, there are several issues that can arise as to the type...more