In Montrose Chemical Corp. v. Superior Court, 2020 WL 1671560 (April 6, 2020), the California Supreme Court held that, when one primary policy exhausts in a continuing injury claim, the excess insurer sitting above that...more
The California Supreme Court has struck a blow to insurers' attempts to contract out of more policyholder friendly jurisdictions, holding that the notice-prejudice rule is a fundamental public policy. Pitzer College v. Indian...more
9/27/2019
/ Burden of Proof ,
CA Supreme Court ,
Choice-of-Law ,
Denial of Insurance Coverage ,
Insurance Contracts ,
Insurance Industry ,
Late Notices ,
Notice Prejudice Rule ,
Notice Requirements ,
Public Policy ,
Unduly Prejudicial