We encounter the following scenario from time to time: The defense counsel just scored a big victory, knocking out a key cause of action. The only problem is—the carrier now says that claim was the only covered cause of...more
In 2003, the California Supreme Court ruled that a company’s contractual transfer of insurance rights to a subsequent purchaser was invalid, as it violated the policy condition against assignments without insurer consent....more
Companies often monitor or record conversations between their employees and customers for training or quality control purposes. California law prohibits monitoring or recording unless both parties consent. Class actions have...more
6/17/2015
/ Actual Injuries ,
Audio Recording ,
Class Action ,
Client Services ,
Commercial General Liability Policies ,
Commercial Insurance Policies ,
Consent ,
Damages ,
Invasion of Privacy ,
Publication Requirement ,
Recording Requirements