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San Jose Sharks, LLC v. Superior Court - Insurance Laws and Products - Vimarsana News

San Jose Sharks, LLC v. Superior Court - Insurance Laws and Products

In San Jose Sharks, LLC v. Superior Court, 98 Cal.App.5th 158 (December 21, 2023), the California Sixth District Court of Appeal found that the San Jose Sharks, LLC's...

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Filing Multiple NODs does not Restart Statute of Limitations | Downey Brand LLP - Vimarsana News

Filing Multiple NODs does not Restart Statute of Limitations | Downey Brand LLP

In Guerrero et al v. City of  Los Angeles (January 17, 2024, No. B326033 c/w B327032) ___Cal.App.5th___,  the Second District Court of Appeal held that the project opponents did not...

ICYMI: A Year-End Review With Estate Planning Strategies For 2024 - Wills/ Intestacy/ Estate Planning - Vimarsana News

ICYMI: A Year-End Review With Estate Planning Strategies For 2024 - Wills/ Intestacy/ Estate Planning

The estate planning world certainly saw its share of turbulence from 2020-2022. With two significant elections, it is hard to remember a previous time with such substantial uncertainty...

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Can An Insured's Mental Incapacity Or Insanity Convert Non-Accidental Conduct Into An Accident? - Personal Injury - Vimarsana News

Can An Insured's Mental Incapacity Or Insanity Convert Non-Accidental Conduct Into An Accident? - Personal Injury

The concept of fortuity is fundamental to insurance law. That is because insurance protects against the risk of contingent or unknown events or losses – not certainties of loss.

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A Risky Game: Can An Estate Representative Be Their Own Lawyer? | Downey Brand LLP - Vimarsana News

A Risky Game: Can An Estate Representative Be Their Own Lawyer? | Downey Brand LLP

You’ve probably heard that “He who represents himself has a fool for a client,” an adage dating back to the 17th century and commonly attributed to Abraham Lincoln (but not by me – I...