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New Jersey Appellate Division Holds That Ongoing Storm Rule Applies To Lessees And Snow Removal Contractors

Federal Court In Pennsylvania Reaffirms No Coverage Without Direct Physical Loss

Good Maintenance Practices And Record Keeping Can Help Avoid Liability In A New York Slip And Fall Case (NY)

Insurers In SUM Arbitration Must Timely Seek Discovery Or Risk Losing The Right To Do So

Defining Construction Work Under Labor Law 241(6) (NY)

New York Court Extends The Scope Of Protection Under Labor Law 240(1)

New York Governor Signs New Law Prohibiting Insurers From Refusing To Issue Or Renew Policies Based Solely On Breed of Dog

Justifiable Reliance - Not Always A Jury Question (PA)

Tick Tock On The Clock - No Constructive Notice In NJ

Telephone Pole Owners Not Necessarily Owners Under Labor Law (NY)

Just The Facts Please

Let The Fact Finders Decide (PA)

Bad Faith Underinsured Motorist Claim Requires at Least SOME Bad Faith (PA)

Loose Wheel On The Shopping Cart Goes Round And Round (NY)

Defendant’s Motion To Amend Its Answer To Admit Averments It Previously Denied Two Years Previously Includes A Novel Attempt To Avoid Punitive Damages At Trial (PA)

What Happens When Trial Court Permits Plaintiff’s Doctor to Testify that the Defense’s Independent Medical Doctor is paid by an insurance company? A mistrial, according to New York’s First Department

Bad Day At The Track For Plaintiff In Its Attempt To Have Its Declaratory Judgment Action Decided In State Court

Claims Of Bad Faith And Vicarious Liability Fall Like Dominoes With Speculative Damages (PA)

Automobile Regular Use Exclusion Hits the Red Light of the Motor Vehicle Financial Responsibility Law (PA)

Proof of Planted Tree Alone Does Not Create a Dangerous Condition (NJ)

Tossing Up Bricks: Former NY Knicks Star Loses Assault Claims (NY)

Pennsylvania Federal Court Continues Trend Of Finding No Coverage For Covid-19 Business Interruption Losses

Speculative Evidence Is Not Sufficient In A New York Slip And Fall Case (NY)

Federal Court Finds That Concealing Artwork Does Not Infringe On Artists’ Rights

Can A New York Property Owner Be Liable For A Plaintiff’s Unforeseen Conduct?