Marisco v. Tree Wise Guys, LLC et al., Superior Court, Judicial District of New Haven, Docket No. NNH-CV-22-6122386-S (Nov. 14, 2022).

In Allied World Assurance Company (U.S.), Inc. v. Great Divide Insurance Company, two insurers mutually insured a subcontractor, Precision Trenchless LLC.

Morrison Mahoney partner Joe Desmond and associate Joe Fogarty won an appeal in the Massachusetts Appeals Court. The Appeals Court affirmed a plaintiff's judgment in a case in which the firm's nursing home client was the plaintiff.

There have been dozens of reported Cyberattacks in Healthcare over the past two months based on a variant of SamSam ransomware.

In Mastrobattisto v. Zurich American Insurance Company et al, the co-defendant Nationwide Agribusiness Insurance Company ("Nationwide") sought a declaratory order that the plaintiff...

And then there were five. Despite policyholder hopes that the Washington Supreme Court's track record of finding coverage in difficult cases might help them turn the tide of recent...

When defending a personal injury claim, the best strategy for minimizing damages would seem to be to challenge a plaintiff's efforts to relate numerous and substantial complaints to the underlying accident.

Late last month, the Securities and Exchange Commission (the "SEC") published updated interpretive guidance (the "Guidance") in order to assist public companies in preparing disclosures...

The Fourth Circuit has issued a short unpublished affirmance in Skillets LLC v. Colony Ins. Co., No. 21-1268 (4th Cir. July 25, 2022) that it did not need oral argument to determine...

Citing the Ohio Supreme Court's recent declaration that commercial property insurance policies do not cover COVID BI losses, the Sixth Circuit issued brief opinions in five cases...

When the internet started to gain widespread commercial use in the early 1990s, few could have predicted the massive shift that it would have on our lives. Its power has been harnessed...

On a certified question from a federal district court, the Ohio Supreme Court has ruled that a policy's coverage for "accidental physical loss or accidental physical damage" requires loss or damage...

The U.S. Supreme Court issued a list of certiorari petitions that it was denying this, including Maryland auto dealer Bel Air Auctions effort to overturn the Fourth Circuit's 2022....

Businesses in the alternative lending space face unique cybersecurity challenges.

In this month's issue, Morrison Mahoney partner Joe Ciollo covers recent decisions from Connecticut state courts on various topics relating to insurance coverage.

A second small crack has appeared in the heretofore unbroken wall of insurer appellate victories. In Marina Pacific Hotel & Suites v. Firemans Fund Ins. Co., No. B316501 (Cal. App. July 13, 2022), ...

In defending a charitable organization, it is critical to evaluate whether the cap is available, as the defense is not available for every claim involving a non-profit.

The New York Appellate Division has ruled that a Broadway musical may continue to pursue its COVID claims despite a "communicable disease" exclusion. In Tina Turner...

There is nothing more fundamental to appellate litigation and decision making than the applicable standards of review.

The Fifth Circuit has ruled in a Louisiana case that income that a New Orleans jewelry chain lost while being closed due to pandemic orders were not the result of "direct physical loss."