New Jersey Appellate Court Holds No Coverage for Broker Malpractice Lawsuit Noticed Three Years After It Was Filed
New Jersey Appellate Court Holds No Coverage for Broker Malpractice Lawsuit Noticed Three Years After It Was Filed
Third Circuit Holds No Showing of Prejudice Required Under Delaware Law to Enforce Late Notice Provision in Claims-Made Policy
Third Circuit Holds No Showing of Prejudice Required Under Delaware Law to Enforce Late Notice Provision in Claims-Made Policy
‘Violation of Laws Applicable to Employers’ Exclusion Bars Coverage for BIPA Suit
‘Violation of Laws Applicable to Employers’ Exclusion Bars Coverage for BIPA Suit
Bodily Injury Exclusion in Real Estate Agents E&O Policy Bars Coverage for Car Accident Claim
Bodily Injury Exclusion in Real Estate Agents E&O Policy Bars Coverage for Car Accident Claim
Lawyers Professional Liability Policy Does Not Cover Non-Insured Construction Management Company; Insurer Justified in Requesting Segregated Invoices
Lawyers Professional Liability Policy Does Not Cover Non-Insured Construction Management Company; Insurer Justified in Requesting Segregated Invoices
Southern District of New York Holds Multiple Lawsuits Alleging Different Instances of Fraud Constitute Single Related Claim
Southern District of New York Holds Multiple Lawsuits Alleging Different Instances of Fraud Constitute Single Related Claim
Sixth Circuit Holds E&O Policy’s ERISA Exclusion Bars Coverage for Claims Against Trustee of Employee Stock Ownership Program
Sixth Circuit Holds E&O Policy’s ERISA Exclusion Bars Coverage for Claims Against Trustee of Employee Stock Ownership Program
On Motion for Reconsideration, Southern District of New York Holds that Late-Notice Defense as to Claims-Made-And-Reported Policies Cannot Be Waived
On Motion for Reconsideration, Southern District of New York Holds that Late-Notice Defense as to Claims-Made-And-Reported Policies Cannot Be Waived
Eastern District of Michigan Holds Selling Unregistered Securities, as Defined by the Securities Act of 1933 and Securities Exchange Act of 1934, Constitutes “Professional Services”
Eastern District of Michigan Holds Selling Unregistered Securities, as Defined by the Securities Act of 1933 and Securities Exchange Act of 1934, Constitutes “Professional Services”
Delaware Superior Court Holds that Appraisal Actions Not Securities Claim “For a Wrongful Act”  
Delaware Superior Court Holds that Appraisal Actions Not Securities Claim “For a Wrongful Act”  
Florida Supreme Court Allows Defending Insurer To Pursue Malpractice Action Against Defense Counsel
Florida Supreme Court Allows Defending Insurer To Pursue Malpractice Action Against Defense Counsel
No Coverage for Malpractice Action Alleging Undisclosed “Wrongful Acts” Pre-Dating Policy’s Effective Date
No Coverage for Malpractice Action Alleging Undisclosed “Wrongful Acts” Pre-Dating Policy’s Effective Date
Ninth Circuit Holds that Excess Carrier May Challenge Allocation of Primary Carrier’s Settlement that Resolves Both the Underlying Claim and a Coverage Dispute
Ninth Circuit Holds that Excess Carrier May Challenge Allocation of Primary Carrier’s Settlement that Resolves Both the Underlying Claim and a Coverage Dispute
Run-Off Endorsement Bars Coverage for “False Filings” Made in Connection with Construction Projects for State Agencies
Run-Off Endorsement Bars Coverage for “False Filings” Made in Connection with Construction Projects for State Agencies
Indemnification Demands Made by Stock Option Plan Trustee Not “Fiduciary Claims” for “Wrongful Acts”
Indemnification Demands Made by Stock Option Plan Trustee Not “Fiduciary Claims” for “Wrongful Acts”
Illinois Court of Appeals Rules Insurer Did Not Act in Bad Faith in Denying Coverage Where Claim Was Made Before Policy Period
Illinois Court of Appeals Rules Insurer Did Not Act in Bad Faith in Denying Coverage Where Claim Was Made Before Policy Period
Ninth Circuit Holds That Alleged Misappropriation of Client Funds Triggers E&O Coverage, But No Bad Faith Where Insurer’s Denial Was Reasonable
Ninth Circuit Holds That Alleged Misappropriation of Client Funds Triggers E&O Coverage, But No Bad Faith Where Insurer’s Denial Was Reasonable
Alleged Violations of Fair Labor Standards Act and New York Labor Law Not “Wrongful Acts” Under Employment Practices Liability Policy
Alleged Violations of Fair Labor Standards Act and New York Labor Law Not “Wrongful Acts” Under Employment Practices Liability Policy
Claims Alleging Same Conduct Against Same Insured But Based on Different Specific Facts Not Related Under D&O Policy
Claims Alleging Same Conduct Against Same Insured But Based on Different Specific Facts Not Related Under D&O Policy
Outside Business Exclusion Bars Coverage for Claims Indirectly Related to Outside Business
Assault and Battery Exclusion Bars Coverage for Negligence Action Arising from Stabbing at Concert
Breakaway Church Not an “Insured” Under Original Church’s D&O Policy
No Coverage Because of Late Notice and Undisclosed Prior Knowledge of Claim
Maine District Court Holds Insurer Has No Duty to Defend SEC Enforcement Action Because Disgorgement Constitutes a Penalty
Ninth Circuit Holds Section 533 and Financial Services Exclusion Do Not Bar Coverage for Alleged Mortgage Modification Scam
“Professional Services” Exclusion Bars Coverage for Law Enforcement Investigations
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