participatory/Insurance
Business interruption insurance: The plaintiffs' position (and defendants')
By Michael J. Bidart, Ricardo Echeverria, Howard B. Millerparticipatory/Insurance
Business interruption insurance: The defendants' position (and plaintiffs')
By Marc J. Feldman, Peter H. Klee, Howard B. Millerparticipatory/Insurance
Insurance and coronavirus part 2: liability coverage
By Rex Heeseman, Howard B. Millerparticipatory/Insurance
Insurance for coronavirus: coverage or distancing?
By Rex Heeseman, Howard B. Millerself-study/Insurance
Can you insure the cannabis industry without violating federal law?
By Joshua J. Borgerself-study/Insurance
Additional insureds and bad faith
By Kirk A. Pasichself-study/Insurance
Insurance policies and breach of contract exclusions
By Shaun H. Crosnerself-study/Insurance
Misconceptions about an insurer’s duty to defend
By Dominic Nesbittself-study/Insurance
An insurer's liability for failure to settle
By Kirk A. Pasichself-study/Insurance
Proving attorney fees in insurance coverage disputes
By Kirk A. Pasichself-study/Insurance
Reasonable expectations for 'replacement cost' coverage
By Jacquelyn Mohr, Robert K. Scottself-study/Insurance
Settlement offers might not preclude bad faith
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