On April 22, 2024, Governor Kemp signed into law Senate Bill 83, overhauling Georgia’s statute governing pre-suit time-limited demands...

In Country Mutual Ins. Co. v. Gary Gang Xu et al., 2024 IL App 2202287 (2024), the court considered whether allegations concerning sex...

A recent Texas case shows the importance of providing clear and unambiguous policy language. In Mankoff v. PURE, the insureds negated an...

Excess insurers facing claims should heavily scrutinize their policies for conditions that may be unsatisfactory —even if seemingly...

Although discovery is costly, skipping it altogether can be far costlier. Indeed, in a recent case in the Second Circuit, an insurer’s...

Senate Bill 426 would bar a plaintiff injured by a motor carrier from suing the motor carrier’s insurer directly unless (1) the plaintiff...

A Georgia State Representative recently introduced legislation prohibiting an insurer from relying solely on artificial intelligence to...

Insurers attempting to accept a time-limited demand (often called a “Holt” demand in Georgia) must adhere to every term and condition of...

In a cautionary tale for insurers everywhere, a California court recently ordered two excess carriers to pay their policy limits twice...

Liability insurers defending under a reservation of rights (ROR) often include in their RORs that the insurer may recoup defense costs...

An insurer cannot waive a “coverage defense” based on a policy exclusion, even where the insurer failed to raise that defense in its...

One question our clients sometimes ask when doing business with governmental entities in Georgia is how to protect their trade secrets...