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The National Transportation Safety Board is calling for a major policy overhaul to combat the rise in bicyclists killed in crashes with motor vehicles.
The Idaho Supreme Court, in a case of first impression in Idaho, has adopted the majority "breach of contract" rule to determine when the statute of limitations begins to run on a cause of action for underinsured motorist benefits under an automobile insurance policy.
A California court has ruled that an insurer did not have to defend landlords sued by a tenant alleging that she and her children had been forced to vacate the apartment they rented because it was neither zoned for residential use nor habitable.
The Illinois Supreme Court has ruled that insurance coverage for a malicious prosecution claim against a city by a plaintiff exonerated in 2014 was triggered when the plaintiff was maliciously prosecuted by the city in 1994.
The Supreme Court of Idaho has ruled that a bank that obtained title to a borrower's hotel after placing a full credit bid on the hotel in a non-judicial foreclosure sale could not assert a deficiency claim against a title insurer relating to the title insurer's disbursement of proceeds from the sale of other collateral.
The Supreme Court of Alaska has affirmed a decision by the Alaska Workers' Compensation Appeals Commission that a workers' comp claimant's 2017 request to reopen a 2011 claim, itself tied to a 2001 incident, was barred by res judicata.
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