Interpreting insurance policies in favor of the issuing carriers

Challenge to the Pleadings

Assault and battery committed by insured not an “accident”

When cleanup costs are not “damages”

Efforts to sidestep language will be thwarted

No coverage when the loss is only economic

Limiting coverage to directors’ and officers’ liability

Broker’s obligations with insurance coverage

Three recent decisions are a victory for policy issuers

Courts divide evenly between carriers and insured

Interpreting the law of insurance contracts

General liability policy “advertising injury” coverage

Proving the existence of Santa Clause

Common sense rears its ugly head

Court and liability insurance policies

Use of a Covered Auto

Interpretation of term “Willfully” in Federal Fair Credit Reporting Act

Powerine Oil Co. Inc. v. Superior Court

Reimbursement of defense costs due to “bad faith”

Jurists who write lengthy treatises

Waiting for an ADA Claim