Posts tagged Bad Faith.
California Court Asserts Insurer Bad Faith
California Court Asserts Insurer Bad Faith
Coverage for SXSW Refund Lawsuit Barred by Contract Exclusion
Coverage for SXSW Refund Lawsuit Barred by Contract Exclusion
D&O Policy’s Professional Services Exclusion and Contract Exclusion Do Not Bar Coverage For Claims Arising from Trade Show Cancellation
D&O Policy’s Professional Services Exclusion and Contract Exclusion Do Not Bar Coverage For Claims Arising from Trade Show Cancellation
No Showing of “Appreciable Prejudice” Required Because Insured Violated Consent to Settle Provision
No Showing of “Appreciable Prejudice” Required Because Insured Violated Consent to Settle Provision
Disclosure of False Claims Act Investigation Not Required by Policy Application Questions
Disclosure of False Claims Act Investigation Not Required by Policy Application Questions
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
Prior Favorable Coverage Determination is Evidence of Good Faith
Insurer Must Defend Utility in Suit Based on Outage, Despite Exclusion for Property Damage and Resulting Loss of Use
Lack of Civil Lawsuit Precludes Duty to Defend, While Prior Knowledge Exclusion Bars Indemnity Coverage
Fee Exclusion Bars Coverage for Overdraft Fee Settlement
Bankers’ Professional Liability Policy Excludes Overdraft Fee Litigation From Coverage
No Action Clause Does Not Bar Insured's Duty to Defend/Bad Faith Claims Against Insurer
Insured Stated Claim for Breach of Contract and Bad Faith Against Claims Administrator
Insurer that Rejected Exception from Release Language Liable for Bad Faith Failure to Settle Despite Offering Policy Limits
Employee Stock Ownership Plan Participant Cannot Pursue Fiduciary Breach and Bad Faith Claim Against Insurer of Plan’s Fiduciaries
Seven-Month Delay Constitutes Late Notice as a Matter of Law
Insurer Did Not Breach Duty to Defend Where it Refused to Defend Insured’s Husband and Marital Community
Podcast: What Insurers Should Know About Bad Faith Claims in Florida
Wiley Executive Summary

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