Posts tagged Maryland.
Contractual Liability Exclusion Bars Coverage Where Lawsuit Against Insured Arises Out of a Contractual Obligation
Contractual Liability Exclusion Bars Coverage Where Lawsuit Against Insured Arises Out of a Contractual Obligation
An Indictment is Not a Claim Under Lawyer’s Professional Liability Policy Because It Does Not Demand Relief
An Indictment is Not a Claim Under Lawyer’s Professional Liability Policy Because It Does Not Demand Relief
Fourth Circuit: Search Warrant Does Not Constitute a “Claim”
Fourth Circuit: Search Warrant Does Not Constitute a “Claim”
Professional Services Exclusion Does Not Bar Coverage for Lawsuit Alleging “Business Decisions” of Healthcare Facility
Professional Services Exclusion Does Not Bar Coverage for Lawsuit Alleging “Business Decisions” of Healthcare Facility
Court Holds Insurer Cannot Allocate Settlement Between Covered and Non-Covered Claims
Court Holds Insurer Cannot Allocate Settlement Between Covered and Non-Covered Claims
Ransomware Attack Involves “Direct Physical Loss of or Damage to” Software, Data and Computer Systems
Ransomware Attack Involves “Direct Physical Loss of or Damage to” Software, Data and Computer Systems
No EPL or D&O Coverage for Intra-Corporate Shareholder Dispute
No EPL or D&O Coverage for Intra-Corporate Shareholder Dispute
Prior Knowledge Exclusion in Application Bars Coverage for Undisclosed Claim that Led to Litigation
No Coverage Available Where Insured Fails to Provide Notice of Potential Claim During First Policy Period and Knew About, But Failed to Disclose, Potential Claim Prior to Second Policy Period
Insurer Was Not Prejudiced by Insured’s Failure to Cooperate
Insured’s Claims Barred by Res Judicata
Federal Liability Risk Retention Act Preempts Maryland’s Notice-Prejudice Statute for Non-Chartered Risk Retention Group
Prior Acts Exclusion Bars Coverage for Suits Alleging Wrongful Conduct Spanning Prior Acts Date
No Actual Prejudice From Late Notice Where Insurer Could Not Have Altered Outcome of Claim
Temp Nurse Deemed an “Employee” Under Hospital Insurance Policy Despite Staffing Agreement Stating Otherwise
Fourth Circuit Upholds Summary Judgment for Insurer Based on Late Notice Because Insurer Suffered Actual Prejudice Due to Default Judgment
Maryland Court Holds Insurer Failed to Show Prejudice Resulting from Late Notice
No “Wrongful Act” Where Claim Did Not Involve Conduct “Solely” in Individual’s Capacity as a Director or Officer of an Insured Entity
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