Three brothers owned interests in a single property, but arguably only one of them insured his interests. Their tenants (the insured brother’s daughter and son-in-law),…
Month: May 2017
In this case, the insured submitted a claim to its insurer as a result of wind and flood damage sustained during Superstorm Sandy. The insured…
The federal court refused to remand this UIM case, which had been removed by the insurer from Pike County Common Pleas. Among other things, the…
This exhaustive opinion on discovery of extrinsic evidence sets forth a working standard for determining permissible discovery in declaratory judgment insurance coverage contract actions. After…
In this case, the insured was an insurer itself (the plaintiff), which was in turn insured under a Trustees Errors and Omissions Liability Insurance for…
The insurance policy required insureds to submit to independent medical examinations after making a bodily injury claim for medical benefits arising out of auto accidents.…
Fineman, Krekstein & Harris obtained dismissal of a bad faith claim against the insurer where the insured’s complaint did not set out sufficient facts to…
In its leading work on keeping up with post-Koken motions to stay discovery and/or sever bad faith claims, the Tort Talk blog has an interesting post…
The appellate court addressed bad faith in this environmental contamination coverage case. The panel reiterated the law that “an insurance company may be liable to…
In this Commerce Court case involving a declaratory judgment action concerning coverage for the horrific 2013 wall collapse on the Salvation Army store in Philadelphia,…