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Indiana Appellate Court Rejects Known Loss and Deemer Clause Defenses for the Second of Two Connected Class Actions Over Toxic Exposures
Indiana Appellate Court Rejects Known Loss and Deemer Clause Defenses for the Second of Two Connected Class Actions Over Toxic Exposures
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
Policy Rescinded Based on Insured’s Material Misrepresentation in Renewal Application
Policy Rescinded Based on Insured’s Material Misrepresentation in Renewal Application
Untimely Claims Preclude Attempt to Arbitrate Coverage Dispute
Untimely Claims Preclude Attempt to Arbitrate Coverage Dispute
Defense Costs Presumed Reasonable if Insurer Breaches Duty to Defend
Defense Costs Presumed Reasonable if Insurer Breaches Duty to Defend
Applicability of Insured v. Insured Exclusion Can Be Determined By Reference to Complaint Alone
Applicability of Insured v. Insured Exclusion Can Be Determined By Reference to Complaint Alone
Indiana Supreme Court Revives Insured’s Case for Ransomware-Related Coverage Under Commercial Crime Policy
Indiana Supreme Court Revives Insured’s Case for Ransomware-Related Coverage Under Commercial Crime Policy
Suits Alleging Anticompetitive Conduct by NCAA Deemed Related
Suits Alleging Anticompetitive Conduct by NCAA Deemed Related
No Computer Fraud Coverage for Ransomware Attack
No Computer Fraud Coverage for Ransomware Attack
Seventh Circuit Holds that Actual Wrongful Act Must be Established to Trigger Prior Knowledge Exclusion
Court Holds Prior Litigation and Event Exclusion Does Not Apply
Disputes Over Amounts of Premiums and Claims Paid Prevent Summary Judgment in Rescission Case
No Coverage for Consultant’s Theft Under Company’s Crime or Property Policies
Under Errors and Omissions Policy, No Duty to Defend Suit Alleging Only Intentional Misconduct
Coverage Not Illusory Where Coverage is Unavailable for Claims Failing to Satisfy a Claims-Made-and-Reported Policy’s Requirements
Replacement Professional Liability Policy Sufficiently “Similar” to Original Policy to Prevent Application of Extended Reporting Period
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