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Applying California law, a federal district court has held that a policy’s retroactive date exclusion bars coverage even if the harm caused by the wrongful acts materializes after the...

Applying California law, the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit has held that three printing errors constituted a single wrongful act subject to a policy’s single...

We have written over the past year about a string of pro-policyholder decisions from Delaware courts. One policyholder, however, recently had its…

Policyholders have scored another victory in the Delaware Superior Court, this time on the issue of whether a “mergers and acquisition” endorsement…

In CVR Refining, LP v. XL Specialty Insurance Co., policyholders scored another victory in the Delaware Superior Court, this time on the issue of whether a mergers and acquisition endorsement required payment of higher retention in two securities class actions.

The U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Florida, applying Florida law, has held that an email stating that the sender intended “to move forward with discussions concerning a...

The United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit recently upheld an insurer’s denial of fiduciary liability coverage for claims brought against a third party appointed by the...

The wrongful act and then continue to benefit at the peril of the victim and the victim here is henrietta lacks and her family who as you stated contributed so much to modern medicine. her immortal cells are the cornerstone of mod were medicine. these pharmaceutical companies have made billions upon billions of dollars and her family, her legacy, they havent received one red cent in compensation and where is the equity? where is the fairness and justice in that? >> and where is the morality, qui...

Организатор концерта "подставил" солиста немецкой группы Rammstein Тилля Линдеммана. К музыканту, который находится сейчас в Тверской области, накануне

In a victory for Wiley’s client, Judge Abigail LeGrow of the Delaware Superior Court has held that an appraisal action did not constitute a claim “for a Wrongful Act” as required by a...