DAC Beachcroft Expanding Into US With 2 New Offices December 17, 2024 Law firm DAC Beachcroft said it is expanding into the U.S. with offices in New York and Los Angeles. Insurance...
When Florida Insurers Go Bust, it Means Changes in North Carolina Insurance Law October 12, 2023 By William Rabb Insurance department omnibus bills in state legislatures are often seen as housekeeping or budget items that may revise regulatory language,...
Viewpoint: Hurricane Ian, Anti-Concurrent Loss Language, and Ambiguities October 4, 2022 By Kathleen M. Bonczyk On September 28, 2022, the nearly Category 5 Hurricane Ian made landfall in southwest Florida with maximum sustained winds clocked...
Tri-State Consumer Insurance Company to Pay $500K for Compliance Failures July 12, 2021 Tri-State Consumer Insurance Company will pay a $500,000 penalty to New York state for multiple violations of New York law....
California-based Law Firm Representing Insurers Takes ‘Solution-Oriented’ Approach January 25, 2018 By Don Jergler It’s no coincidence that the word “solutions” is included in the name of a new law firm representing insurers that...
California-based Insurance Law Firm Sedgwick Closing Offices November 21, 2017 Sedgwick LLP, a San Francisco, Calif.-based law firm that represented numerous insurance clients, is closing. The news of the closure...
Perry to Chair State Bar of Texas’ Insurance Law Section June 29, 2017 Meloney Perry, founder of the Dallas-based insurance defense law firm Perry Law P.C., has been elected as the 2017-18 chair...
Insurance, Corporate Law Intersect in Louisiana Agent Liability, UM Cases March 30, 2015 By Robert Redfearn, Jr. Nothing is more exciting than reading the latest updates on insurance law, unless, of course, you can get updates on...
Anderson Kill & Olick Opens Vermont Office to Represent Captive Insurance Firms February 17, 2013 Anderson Kill & Olick, P.C., a corporate law firm known primarily for representing policyholders in insurance coverage disputes, announced the...
Commentary: Lessons From Recent Decisions on Bad Faith Litigation December 12, 2012 By Robert D. Chesler and Nicholas R. Maxwell A rising tide of first-party bad faith decisions is defining the contours of the bad faith cause of action. Recently,...