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One Claim Can’t Be “Deemed Made” Twice, Minnesota Court Holds
One Claim Can’t Be “Deemed Made” Twice, Minnesota Court Holds

The Minnesota Court of Appeals has held that a malpractice claim was “deemed made” against an insured law firm when it received from its former client’s new counsel a letter directing the law firm to preserve records related to representation of the former client. Minn. Lawyers Mut. Ins. Co. v. Bradshaw & Bryant Law Off. PLLC, 2025 WL 747385 (Minn. Ct. App. Mar. 10, 2025). Once “deemed made” under the terms of the claims-made-and-reported lawyers professional liability insurance policy, the claim could not be “deemed made” again by receipt of another letter asserting the same claim.

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Coverage Barred for Portion of Settlements for Long Term Care Insurer’s Alleged Misrepresentations to Policyholders that Constitute the Return of Premiums
Coverage Barred for Portion of Settlements for Long Term Care Insurer’s Alleged Misrepresentations to Policyholders that Constitute the Return of Premiums
Pennsylvania Federal Court Holds Notice of Intent to File Third-Party Complaint Constitutes a “Claim”
Pennsylvania Federal Court Holds Notice of Intent to File Third-Party Complaint Constitutes a “Claim”
Notice Prejudice Rule Applies to Claim Not Reported “As Soon As Practicable” But Within Policy Period
Notice Prejudice Rule Applies to Claim Not Reported “As Soon As Practicable” But Within Policy Period
No Coverage for Lawsuit Where “Claim” First Made at Time of Pre-Inception Tolling Agreement
No Coverage for Lawsuit Where “Claim” First Made at Time of Pre-Inception Tolling Agreement
Third Circuit: Changes in Exposure Provision Bars Coverage for Pre-Merger Liabilities  
Third Circuit: Changes in Exposure Provision Bars Coverage for Pre-Merger Liabilities  
Supreme Court of Delaware Reverses Lower Court’s Ruling, Clarifies “Relatedness” Standard
Supreme Court of Delaware Reverses Lower Court’s Ruling, Clarifies “Relatedness” Standard
Court Holds that Ambiguity of One Endorsement Did Not Mean That Similar Endorsement Must Also Be Ambiguous
Court Holds that Ambiguity of One Endorsement Did Not Mean That Similar Endorsement Must Also Be Ambiguous
Court Holds that Contract Exclusion in EPL Policy Does Not Preclude Duty to Defend When Some Allegations Extend Beyond Employment Contract
Court Holds that Contract Exclusion in EPL Policy Does Not Preclude Duty to Defend When Some Allegations Extend Beyond Employment Contract
Exercise of Personal Jurisdiction Over Nonresident Insurers in Delaware Violates Due Process Where Action Does Not Arise Out of Insurers’ Contacts with State
Exercise of Personal Jurisdiction Over Nonresident Insurers in Delaware Violates Due Process Where Action Does Not Arise Out of Insurers’ Contacts with State
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