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Georgia’s 2025 Tort Reform: What Businesses, Insurers, and Litigators Need to Know

Luciana Aquino Jun 10, 2025 Tagged with damages, litigation, negligent security, nuclear verdict, tort reform
Georgia’s 2025 Tort Reform: What Businesses, Insurers, and Litigators Need to Know

In recent years, Georgia has earned a prominent—and troubling—spot on the American Tort Reform Association’s annual …

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Don’t Get Burned by a “Holt Demand” in Georgia

Jennifer A. Kennedy-Coggins Dec 1, 2016 Tagged with bad faith, damages, Georgia, policy limits, settlement demand

Georgia has a very specific law called “Holt demands” concerning time-limited demands made against a liability …

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Texas Supreme Court to Decide Whether a Policyholder Can Recover Damages When The Carrier Does Not Breach the Policy

Gregory Hudson Sep 15, 2016 Tagged with bad faith, breach of contract, damages, independent injury

According to both the appellant and the appellee, the Texas Supreme Court already decided this issue. …

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Missouri Federal Court Identifies Roadblocks For An Excess Carriers’ Claim For Attorney Fees Against Primary Carrier

Ron Tigner Sep 8, 2016 Tagged with attorney’s fees, bad faith, damages

The court’s decision in Axis Specialty Insurance Company v. New Hampshire Insurance Company highlights the scope of …

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The Duty to Follow-up Part II: When The Underlying Litigation Changes

Steven Pearson Jun 7, 2016 Tagged with damages, duty to settle, reassessment, risk assessment, underlying litigation

In many states, an insurer not only has a duty to timely communicate with its insured …

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Avoiding Insurance Bad Faith

Cozen O’Connor represents insurance clients in jurisdictions throughout the U.S. against statutory and common law first- and third-party extracontractual claims for actual and consequential damages, penalties, punitive and exemplary damages, attorneys’ fees and costs, and coverage payments. Whether bad faith claims are addenda to a broader coverage matter or are central to the complaint, Cozen O’Connor attorneys know how to efficiently respond to extracontractual causes of action. More

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