Form and Substance: The Importance of Conducting a Proper Investigation of First-Party Claims Under California Law
A bad faith claim against an insurer often focuses as much on the process of a …
Author: Dina R. Richman
Insuring Fine Art: The Visual Artists Rights Act and Its Bad Faith Implications
Insuring fine art can present challenges that are not encountered with other types of property. One …
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Colorado Supreme Court: Indefinite, Future Assignment of Insurance Proceeds Unenforceable Against Insurer
It is not uncommon for injured persons to assign their rights to insurance proceeds to a …
Nevada Court Holds One-Year Suit Limitation Provision Does Not Bar Bad Faith or UCPA Claims
Property insurance policies commonly contain a suit limitation provision which generally provides that an insured cannot …