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New Jersey’s Supreme Court held a D&O policy capacity exclusion barred coverage for claims tied to an insured person’s role in uninsured entities, and rejected estoppel and forfeiture arguments.
The Connecticut Supreme Court held that an insured’s unjust enrichment claim based on premature subrogation was ripe before judgment against the tortfeasor.
The Connecticut Supreme Court held that an insured’s unjust enrichment claim based on premature subrogation under the make whole doctrine was ripe before judgment against the tortfeasor.
The Supreme Judicial Court held that a run-off insurer is not barred by statute from receiving second-injury reimbursements from the Workers' Compensation Trust Fund.
Texas Supreme Court conditionally granted mandamus in a UIM dispute, holding extracontractual claims should be abated and the insurer’s corporate representative deposition quashed.
The court held Travelers’ excess follow-form policy incorporated the underlying vehicle description, making Travelers primary and National Union excess under California Insurance Code section 11580.9(d).
The Connecticut Supreme Court held that workers’ compensation policy cancellation under § 31-348 requires both statutory filing and a definite, certain notice to the insured.
The Connecticut Supreme Court held that workers’ compensation policy cancellation requires both statutory compliance and definite, unambiguous notice to the insured.
In a rehearing denial concurrence, the Texas Supreme Court said Westlake’s losses were not covered because the email use was incidental to the fraudulent payments.
The Illinois Supreme Court held that Zurich could pursue contractual subrogation under a builder’s risk policy after paying a flood claim through the general contractor as agent.
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