Download Article TIME-LIMITED DEMANDS AND MEDICAL LIENS: PRACTICE UPDATE FROM THE ELEVENTH CIRCUIT As insurance coverage practitioners, we know the drill. Plaintiff’s counsel sends an in-limits, time-limited demand to the insurance company. Defense counsel [...]
5 Steps for Policyholders During the Coronavirus Outbreak The World Health Organization has declared the COVID-19 (Coronavirus) as a pandemic and a global health emergency. As of yesterday, cases of the Coronavirus have been reported [...]
Eleventh Circuit Case Alert: Email Scam is Covered Loss 11th Circuit is Third Appellate Court to Uphold Coverage for Email Scam On Monday, December 9, 2019, the Eleventh Circuit ruled that Ironshore Indemnity Co. must [...]
Policy Language Requires Insurance Company to Defend Corporate Insured Against Entire Lawsuit As is almost always the case, policy language makes the difference in what is covered and what is not covered. Recently, this was [...]
ELEVENTH CIRCUIT CASE LAW ALERT: CAWTHORN V. AUTO OWNERS INS. CO. Personal Injury Attorneys: Good First Step for a Bad Faith Claim – Get an Excess Judgment Last Friday, the Eleventh Circuit affirmed the ruling [...]
Georgia Case Alert: Dunn v. Columbia Nat'l Ins. Co. (N.D. Ga., 2019) Insurer Learns that the Easy Way Out Can Turn a $100,000 Problem into an $11,000,000 Loss Monday was a very bad day for [...]
Risk Management in the Construction Industry: 3 Concepts to Know Photo Credit: Flinders University Effective risk management in the construction industry requires businesses and non-lawyers to have a nuanced understanding of the legal [...]
Insurance Claims After a Hurricane or Large Storm This week Hurricane Dorian barely missed making landfall. However, storms of this magnitude leave substantial property damage in their wake. Residents in Florida, Georgia, and South Carolina [...]