People are always on the search for the “deep pocket” and insurers are very often the target of such searches....
Articles by Andrew S. Boris
It is quite common in certain insurance or reinsurance contracts for the parties to include an arbitration clause so as...
It happens quite often. An insured is sued and a question is raised as to whether there is insurance coverage...
One of the most problematic insurance questions that developed following the destruction of the World Trade Center on Sept. 11,...
With the recent news that some insurers will be liable for “two events” relating to the World Trade Center attacks...
Many disagreements in the world of insurance are addressed in an arbitration proceeding rather than in traditional litigation. From uninsured...
While the United States Senate has expressed its willingness and commitment to solving the asbestos litigation problem facing the county,...
Insurers are routinely presented with complaints filed against their insureds where some of the complaint’s allegations do not fall within...
Privacy legislation has affected almost all consumers of goods and services in the United States. Most notably, the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act...
It seems like almost every day there is a major news story concerning a terrorist act in the Middle East,...