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Northwest Indiana Administrative Partner Scott Cockrum and Associate Kristanna Roper-Nikitaras recently obtained a verdict in an insurance company client's favor in a dispute over the applicability ...

Policyholders can include violations of economic sanctions among the laundry list of risks their companies face.

As we have previously reported, the North Carolina Industrial Commission was tasked to investigate a prescription formulary for North Carolina State workers.

A North Carolina system learned the hard way that one of its employees was shirking responsibilities and faking work reports.

Plaintiff Jason Orloff brought an action for breach of contract due to the insurer's failure to pay costs and expenses incurred by him to change his business accounts and passwords.

Does the parent and controlling shareholder of an insured corporation have standing to seek declaratory relief as to the insured's insurance coverage?

In Huffman v. Prudential, a federal judge in the Eastern District of Pennsylvania recently rejected the plaintiffs' effort to certify for class adjudication a claim for alleged breach of ERISA...

The United States District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, applying Pennsylvania law, has held that a letter notifying the insured of the sender's intent to file a joinder complaint, i.e., a third-party claim, against it constituted a Claim under the insured's claims-made professional liability insurance policy.

On January 24, 2014, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court agreed to hear an appeal from the Pennsylvania Superior Court’s Order in Babcock & Wilcox Co. v. American Nuclear Insurers, 2013 Pa. Super. LEXIS 1640 (Pa. Super. Jul. 10, 2013).

Pie Insurance is leveraging technology to transform how small businesses buy and experience commercial insurance, with the goal of making it affordable.

A long running antitrust dispute in Western Pennsylvania continued on October 1, when a Pennsylvania hotel (Cole’s Wexford Hotel) filed a third amended antitrust class action complaint against Highmark

In March, the SEC sanctioned the investment advisers of two funds supporting variable insurance contracts for inadequate disclosure about the funds' recalls of loaned portfolio securities...

Insurance partner J. Robert Renner of Duane Morris' Los Angeles office analyzes the recent Supreme Court decision American Electric Power Co. v Connecticut, which addressed whether states can seek to curtail greenhouse gas emissions from utilities across state borders using federal common-law theories of interstate nuisance.

The plaintiff sued our client's insured, a design firm, for purportedly filing false liens against the plaintiff's properties for work completed without authorization and for which he refused to pay.

A New York federal court has dismissed a ceding insurer's counterclaims against its reinsurance broker, finding the insurer's claims for negligence and breach of fiduciary were barred by New York's ...