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Finding “You” and “Your” in Store’s Insurance Policy Unambiguous, 11th Circuit Rejects Coverage for Personal Injury Suit

N.Y. School District Awarded $500,000 in Attorneys’ Fees from Insurer That Breached Duty to Defend

Penalty-Interest Statute Not Subject to Insurance Policy’s Limitations Provision, Sixth Circuit Decides

Construction Defect Notice and Repair Process Was a “Suit,” Florida Supreme Court Decides

Corporation’s Umbrella Policy Did Not Cover President Sued in His Individual Capacity