Introduction of General Liability PFAS Endorsements
This is an introduction to and analysis of new ISO endorsements being made available to exclude liability exposures of or relating to PFAS chemicals.
Read Full ArticleThis is an introduction to and analysis of new ISO endorsements being made available to exclude liability exposures of or relating to PFAS chemicals.
Read Full ArticleIn October 2022, an Illinois jury handed down a first-of-its-kind verdict holding BNSF Railway Company liable for no fewer than 45,600 reckless or intentional violations of Illinois' Biometric Information Privacy Act (BIPA).
Read Full ArticleIn October 2022, an Illinois jury handed down a first-of-its-kind verdict holding BNSF Railway Company liable for no fewer than 45,600 reckless or intentional violations of Illinois' Biometric Information Privacy Act (BIPA).
Read Full ArticleIn October 2022, an Illinois jury handed down a first-of-its-kind verdict holding BNSF Railway Company liable for no fewer than 45,600 reckless or intentional violations of Illinois' Biometric Information Privacy Act (BIPA).
Read Full ArticleThe start of a new year gives us an opportunity to highlight some of 2020's most notable coverage decisions.
Read Full ArticleThis article describes quota share arrangements, outlines advantages and disadvantages, examines key issues including lawsuits and claims management, and offers a best-practices checklist.
Read Full ArticleThis chart identifies the category 05 and category 06 endorsements applicable to the ISO Businessowners Coverage Part and provides a brief description of each endorsement.
Read Full ArticleThe ruling may dissuade policyholders from seeking D&O coverage for appraisal actions sought by shareholders who opposed a transaction.
Read Full ArticleA federal grand jury has charged a Chinese national as part of an extremely sophisticated hacking group operating in China and targeting large businesses in the United States, including the computer intrusion and data breach of health insurer Anthem Inc.
Read Full ArticleThe Idaho Supreme Court has ruled that an insured’s Facebook post precluded insurance coverage of a trademark infringement lawsuit against the insured because of the prior publication exclusion in the insurance policy.
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