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Judges at New Jersey’s Supreme Court say the transit’s cover should not be curtailed by a $100mn flood sub-limit. -
The utility did not disclose which insurers would receive payments.
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District Judge Dolly Gee granted a motion to dismiss, citing virus exclusions.
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Henderson Road Restaurant Systems filed suit after having its Covid-19 BI claim denied in March.
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Labor law expert Evandro Gigante says companies face difficult choices in how to respond to employees that cannot, or refuse, to receive a shot.
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Bloomberg Law reports that a settlement would bring litigation in Virginia and Delaware to a close.
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On an annual basis, lawsuits were 1% up on 2019 despite success in cutting back AOB cases.
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Willis has succeeded in winning an injunction that prevents eight brokers from having any contact with their former clients.
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The InsurTech was locked in a dispute with Deutsche Telekom over whether it owns the copyright to the use of magenta.
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The industry must create a united front to ensure preparedness for the next crisis.
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The revived bill seeks to limit legal fees to a “lodestar” method, based on hours spent on a case.
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Like other lawsuits, the action claims that the presence of the virus constitutes property damage.
