California Supreme Court
Jan. 14, 2014
Policyholders fight to preserve precedent
In a case pending before the state Supreme Court, it seems the entire insurance industry has lined up in an effort to convince the high court that the rules should change. By Joan M. Cotkin
In a case pending before the state Supreme Court, Hartford Casualty Ins. Co. v. Swift Distribution Inc., S207172, it seems the entire insurance industry has lined up in an effort to convince the high court that the rules should change. The Supreme Court accepted review of an appeal of a ruling that reversed years of precedent, excusing Hartford from defending an infringement suit even though the suit included facts supporting a potentiall...
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