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Summary Judgment Affirmed By Oregon Court Of Appeals On Employee Dishonesty Policy
On June 19, 2019, the Oregon Court of Appeals issued its opinion in Summit Real Estate Management v. Mid-Century Ins. Co. Ron Clark
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A Deal Is Not A Deal: California Court Uses Uniform Voidable Transactions Act To Invalidate Policyholder Release of Bad Faith Claim
Potter v. Alliance United Insurance Company began with a motor vehicle accident.Bullivant Houser Bailey PC - Article
Washington Supreme Court Protects Individual Adjusters From Bad Faith Liability
On October 3, the Washington Supreme Court held that individual employee insurance adjusters cannot be sued for "bad faith" under a state statute regarding the business of insurance and the...Bullivant Houser Bailey PC - Article
Idaho Supreme Court Rules Anti-Stacking Clause Is Ambiguous
It is rarely a good sign for an insurer when a court begins its analysis with a discussion of how ambiguous policy language is construed against insurers.Bullivant Houser Bailey PC - Article
Back To The Future For California Jurisprudence
Once upon a time, the California Supreme Court was at the forefront of expanding tort liability.Bullivant Houser Bailey PC - Article
California Supreme Court Concludes Notice-Prejudice Rule Applies To Consent Clauses In First-Party Insurance Policies
When it comes to insurance coverage, one cue to the court's feelings about an issue is whether it views that issue as a "technicality."Bullivant Houser Bailey PC - Article
Optimizing Your Use Of Local Counsel
National complex litigation cases require engaging local counsel in multiple jurisdictions. As national counsel, you may view this an administrative choreBullivant Houser Bailey PC
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