Perspective
Jun. 10, 2016
Winning coverage for breach of an IP license agreement
Ongoing litigation in the Northern District of California provides a timely study for policyholders pursuing coverage for a suit alleging a breach of an intellectual property license agreement. By Daniel A. Johnson and Jan A. Larson
Practical Policyholder Advice: Liability insurance policies often contain exclusions related to the alleged or actual infringement of intellectual property rights. These exclusions can be particularly vexing for policyholders as so much of modern commercial litigation has at least some tangential connection to intellectual property rights. Policyholders can and should, however, challenge overly-broad ...
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