There are two basic types of excess insurance policies.
Exhaustion Requirements in the Context of True Excess Coverage and Coincidental Excess Coverage
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“Settle and Sue” Defense Strategies
Buyer’s remorse is not a cause of action.
Life Lessons Learned Along the Way: Eight Seconds to Boston
"C'mon, Mr. Bear. Hop on!" I yelled as loudly as I could.
Sixth Circuit Applies Knowing Wrongful Acts Exclusion to Bar Negligent Failure to Supervise Claim under E&O Policy and Contractual Limitations Provision to Bar Fidelity Bond Claim
In a case handled by Maddin Hauser, the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals late last year affirmed a lower court’s
Life Lessons Learned Along the Way: I Make the Best Potato Latkes
Traditional potato pancakes are a labor of love for me.
Contracting with Public Entities; Can Liability Spill Over?
Public entities have unique defenses when they become involved in civil litigation.