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Mike Bono to Present at IFASIC Conference in Budapest

WCM Wins Major Coverage Ruling for Specie Market: Classic “Unattended Vehicle” Exclusion Applies to Goods on Consignment

When Making a Notice of Claim, Make Sure to Include EVERY Claim the First Time

LIABLE, UNTIL PROVEN INNOCENT: How Landlords Must Be Clear About the Transferring of Possession and Control When Leasing Property

How “Serious”’ Means Serious Injury

Even Though He Couldn’t See, it’s Defendant’s Fault

Subcontractor’s Insurer Must Reimburse General Contractor For Defense Costs in Workplace Injury to Subcontractor’s Employee

Cards Against Humanity Sues SpaceX Over Texas Trespass

No Duty to Defend: Insurers Off the Hook in "Ghost Gun" Sales Case

Navigating the Affirmative Negligence Exception in Trip and Fall Cases Against the City

What is Considered Adequate Inspection Of An Establishment?

Balancing the Scales: The Role of Res Ipsa Loquitur in Pennsylvania Negligence Cases

The Fine Print Matters: Winning Contractual Indemnification Claims Between Tenants and Landlords

Coverage Limits, Continuing Causes, and COVID-19: District Court of New Jersey Holds COVID-19 Executive Orders Constitute One “Occurrence”

It Wasn’t the Pig’s Fault

Notice of Claim Pitfall: New York Appellate Court Confirms That Original Deficiencies Cannot Be Corrected With §50-h Hearing Testimony

Recent New York Decision Highlight the Importance of Documenting Condition of Property During Utility Work

FLORIDA’S NEW YEARS RESOLUTION: Complying With Amendments To Rules of Civil Procedure Promoting Active Case Management

Jury Sides With The Mouse Against Disney Adults In VIP Club Lawsuit

Literally Blinded to a Latent Danger

Recovery Under Labor Law 240(1) Requires Establishing Proximate Cause of Injury

WARNING: Possible Spoliation Ahead

Unlocking Coverage: The Key Role of Occupancy Determination

Labor Law § 240(1): Tighter Rules, Less Wiggle Room for Defendants

Appellate Division Holds Plaintiffs Need No Contemporaneous Quantitative Measurements to Defeat Defendant’s Claim of No “Serious Injury” Under Insurance Law