Insurance policies often include a category of insureds other than the named insureds, commonly referred to as “additional insureds.” This...
Articles by Steven Plitt
A shock wave was recently sent through the insurance agent/broker community in Connecticut. In a surprising case at the United...
Most jurisdictions have held that an insurance company with the primary policy owes a duty of good faith and fair...
Every day insurance agents throughout the United States meet with potential insureds to transact the purchase of insurance. Typically, the...
Modern commercial general liability (CGL) policies provide coverage for personal and advertising injury. This type of coverage is discussed extensively...
An interesting case was recently decided by the Georgia Court of Appeals. In Garner and Glover Co. v. Barrett, 738...
In a surprising decision, the Rhode Island Supreme Court held that a self-insured retention (SIR) endorsement in a nursing facility’s...
The New York Court of Appeals recently found that the insured’s failure to read the insurance policy does not bar...
William Gibson coined the phrase “cyberspace” in his popular science fiction novel “Neuromancer” “to describe the real and cultural dynamics...
The question of whether insurance brokers are required to obtain the lowest cost insurance that meets the insured’s needs was...