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Reservation of Rights Letters Help Avoid Prejudice in the Third Party Context

Gregory Hudson Apr 20, 2016 Tagged with reservation of rights

When discussing bad faith in the third party context, most of the discussion properly centers on …

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Florida High Court – UM Insured Entitled to Liability/Damages Determination Before Filing Bad Faith Action

John David Dickenson Apr 12, 2016 Tagged with Florida, UM, UM Coverage

Petitioner Adrian Fridman (“Fridman”) was injured in an automobile accident involving an underinsured motorist. Fridman filed …

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New Jersey Supreme Court Upholds Strict Enforcement of Notice Provisions in Claims Made Policies

Richard M. Mackowsky Feb 19, 2016

The New Jersey Supreme Court recently revisited its earlier decision in Zuckerman v. National Union Fire …

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