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 …
It is not uncommon for injured persons to assign their rights to insurance proceeds to a …
In many states, pleading and proving the existence of a valid contract is necessary for both …
Alabama’s High Court: No Contract Means No Bad Faith Read more →
In an opinion handed down last week, the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals refused to adopt …
Sixth Circuit Refuses to Create a Cause of Action for Reverse Bad Faith Read more →
A recent federal District Court decision from Indiana, Autumn Glen Homeowners Ass’n. v. Travelers Ind. Co. …
The Claims and Litigation Management Alliance (CLM) is a national organization created to meet the needs …
Cozen’s Melissa White to Speak at the 2015 CLM Annual Conference Read more →
A recent Arizona Court of Appeals decision, Everest Indemnity Insurance Company v. the Hon. John …
Any Insurer issuing liability policies in Florida should be aware of the requirement of Florida’s …
Florida’s Claims Administration Statute – Use It or Lose Your “Coverage Defense” Read more →
Property insurance policies commonly contain a suit limitation provision which generally provides that an insured cannot …
On October 3rd, the Texas Supreme Court granted a policyholder’s petition for review in a Hurricane …
In an opinion released for publication on August 14th, 2014, one year after issuance, the Alabama …
Alabama Supreme Court Clarifies (And Criticizes) Its Bad Faith Jurisprudence Read more →