Proposed New Legislation to Significantly Impact the Dynamics of First-Party Insurance Disputes in Florida
Proposed legislation in Florida is aimed at addressing potential inequalities in pursuing legitimate claims arising from property damage coverage disputes. 
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Seventh Circuit Certifies Question Regarding the Impact of Regulatory Permits on CGL Pollution Exclusions to the Illinois Supreme Court 
The Seventh Circuit court has asked the Illinois Supreme Court to clarify a key issue of state law regarding pollution exclusions in commercial general liability (CGL) insurance policies. The answer could have significant implications for insurers and insureds facing liability for bodily injuries caused by environmental contamination. 
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Colorado Supreme Court’s Ruling in Fear v. GEICO – What’s Next in Colorado When Evaluating Undisputed Amounts Owed
A recent Colorado Supreme Court ruling provides some guidance for carriers addressing non-economic damages and whether such damages are reasonably disputable.
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New Federal Case Addresses Related Claims Under Executive Protection Policy
Why are provisions defining related claims or related wrongful acts important to the scope of insurance coverage?
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Where There’s Fire, There’s Smoke … and Smoke Damage Disputes
Smoke damage claims arising from the LA wildfires are resulting in coverage disputes.
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