Posts tagged Bad faith/ duty to settle.
Availability of Other Collectable Insurance Excuses Excess Insurer’s Duty to Defend
Availability of Other Collectable Insurance Excuses Excess Insurer’s Duty to Defend
Second Circuit Affirms No Duty to Defend Claims Against Construction Firm Outside the Scope of Professional Liability Coverage
Second Circuit Affirms No Duty to Defend Claims Against Construction Firm Outside the Scope of Professional Liability Coverage
Claims under Illinois False Claims Act Not Uninsurable under Illinois Law
Claims under Illinois False Claims Act Not Uninsurable under Illinois Law
A Defending Insurer’s Reserving Rights and Seeking Declaratory Judgment Does Not Constitute Bad Faith in California
A Defending Insurer’s Reserving Rights and Seeking Declaratory Judgment Does Not Constitute Bad Faith in California
Date of Wrongful Acts, Not Harm Caused By Acts, Relevant Factor in Determining Application of Retroactive Date Exclusion
Date of Wrongful Acts, Not Harm Caused By Acts, Relevant Factor in Determining Application of Retroactive Date Exclusion
Insured Barred From Settling Without Insurer’s Consent Absent Breach of Duty to Defend But Insurer Must Exercise Good Faith in Settlement Negotiations
Insured Barred From Settling Without Insurer’s Consent Absent Breach of Duty to Defend But Insurer Must Exercise Good Faith in Settlement Negotiations
Montana High Court Rules that Evaluation of Reasonableness of Stipulated Settlement Must Consider the Merits and Value of the Underlying Case
Excess Insurer Can Pursue Statutory and Common Law Bad Faith Claims Against Primary Insurer as Assignee of Insured
Insurer Not Estopped from Denying Coverage for Failing to Send Second Coverage Letter
Court Dismisses Coverage Action Where Claims Were Made Before Policy Period and Barred by Prior and Pending Litigation Exclusion
Pre-Tender Defense Costs are Uncovered Voluntary Payments
Court Holds Insurer Can Allocate Settlements
Insurer Could Face Bad Faith Liability Even Though It Has No Duty To Defend
No Coverage, No Estoppel, No Duty to Settle; Prior Knowledge Exclusion Bars Coverage for Insured’s Malpractice Claim
Specific Litigation Exclusion Bars Coverage for Condo Owners’ Second Lawsuit against Condo Association
Second Circuit Affirms Applicability of Lower Limit on Liability Pursuant to Endorsement; No Bad Faith Claim
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