The justices of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled that a change in vehicles covered by an auto policy does not equate a "purchase" entitling the policyholders to another opportunity to waive UM/UIM stacking.
A unanimous Pennsylvania Supreme Court has ruled that removing a vehicle from an auto policy does not create another opportunity to waive stacking for UM/UIM coverage.
Another federal court has rejected the argument that the COVID-19 pandemic caused "direct physical loss or damage" to an insured's business. This decision is the latest in a series of cases where judges have come to similar conclusions.
The Philadelphia 76ers and the owner of its training complex are seeking declaratory judgment to reflect that COVID-19 "does not constitute direct physical loss or damage" to their property.
Zarwin Baum DeVito Kaplan Schaer Toddy brought on Randy MacTough to head the Delaware practice of the firm's casualty and professional liability defense practice group.
Leech Tishman Fuscaldo & Lampl announced the addition of a new attorney to the firm, Michael H. Sampson. Sampson will also serve as chair of the firm's insurance coverage group.
A bill aimed at lifting restrictions that prevent the Pennsylvania Department of Health from publicizing relevant data and details concerning the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic is about to be introduced in the Pennsylvania Senate.
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