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The Court later held that bankruptcy courts could utilize the non-core procedure for submitting proposed findings of fact and conclusions of law to the district court in Stern-type cases.

Following the judgment, handed down on 15 September, it has been confirmed that there will be a hearing on 2 October at which the court will hear any applications for permission to appeal.

In the ongoing reinsurance dispute between cedent Utica Mutual Insurance Company and reinsurer Clearwater Insurance Company, two developments occurred on July 14, 2016.

In this property insurance dispute, while the insured and insurer resided in New York County, and the loss allegedly occurred in New York County, the insured commenced litigation in Bronx County.

This case concerned a claim for damage to a residential property as a result of Hurricane Michael in October 2018.

Brian Del Gatto and Arman Nafisi co-authored "Mitigating a Catastrophic Trial Outcome: Don't Get Blasted by a Nuclear Verdict" for the spring 2021 edition of Insights, the CPCU Society's professional journal.

The North Carolina Court of Appeals held that an auto insurer that paid an underinsured motorist claim after a policyholder was hit by a drunk driver cannot seek contribution from the social hosts ...

An article co-authored by Partner Karen Karabinos was featured on the CLM website on Tuesday, April 13.

The court held that it was no defense that the attorney believed there was no merit to any claim.

James Thurston (Partner-Chicago, IL) and Melissa Murphy-Petros (Of Counsel-Chicago, IL) secured affirmance before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit on behalf of a major professional liability...

The plaintiff sued New York Property Insurance Underwriting Association for additional recovery after NYPIUA paid for damage caused by a covered windstorm.

Historically, there has been relatively little patent litigation between automotive companies, particularly when compared to competitors in other industries, such as consumer electronics and pharmaceuticals.

Gregory B. Williams' blog post, "Judge Andrews Denies Motion For Attorneys' Fees Of Prevailing Party But Awards Costs" from the firm's Delaware Intellectual Property Litigation blog was featured in IPFrontline on February 24, 2016.

The last three years have seen substantial developments in how patent infringement cases are tried.

Why The Supreme Court SAS Mandate Does Not Eliminate The Shaw Safe Harbor.

In University of Florida Research Foundation, Inc. v. General Electric Company, No. 18-1284 (Fed. Cir. Feb. 26, 2019),

The Federal Circuit affirmed the grant of summary judgment of noninfringement from the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan for two patents...