The Duty to Follow-up Part II: When The Underlying Litigation Changes
In many states, an insurer not only has a duty to timely communicate with its insured …
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Author: Steven Pearson
Steven Pearson's practice emphasizes the areas of insurance coverage, bad faith, reinsurance, professional liability and complex general commercial litigation. He has represented insurers at every stage of the process, from claims handling through trial and appeal in state and federal courts across the country.
Should You Withdraw The Reservation of Rights To Avoid Entry of a Consent Judgment?
An insurer that defends its insured against a third party’s lawsuit, while reserving rights to deny …
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The Duty to Follow-up: How A $25,000 Offer To Settle Turns Into A $7 Million Loss
In many states, an insurer not only has a duty to timely communicate with its insured …
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When is Rescission Based Upon Material Misrepresentations The Proper Course of Action?
Carriers rely on application representations regarding the existence of potential claims. Sometimes, the carrier learns after …
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