Primary Insurer’s Bad Faith Refusal to Settle Within Primary Limits Not Actionable Where Excess Insurer Could Not Prove It Would Have Accepted the Offer
SCOTUS Closes One Door but Opens Another in ERISA Stock Drop Cases
Federal Court Abstains from Declaratory Judgment Action in Favor of Underlying State Court Proceeding
Settlements Returning Overdraft Fees Are Not “Damages”
The Winners in Halliburton: Defense Counsel and Experts
Privileges Protecting Communications Regarding Underlying Suit Not Waived by Placing Causation “At Issue”
Repayment of Improperly Received Funds May Constitute Covered Loss; Coverage is Not Precluded on Public Policy Grounds
Dishonesty Exclusion Does Not Preclude Insurer’s Duty to Defend Where Underlying Complaint Does Not Allege Knowing or Willful Conduct
Notice Six Months Late Was Not “As Soon As Practicable”; No Prejudice Showing Required Under Claims-Made Policy
Wiley Executive Summary

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