ARTICLE · 01 JULY 2026
A federal court in New York ruled that an employment practices liability insurer had no duty to indemnify its policyholder for a lawsuit stemming from a whistleblowing claim, finding that the initial written demand preceded the policy period. The decision also addressed whether insurers must demonstrate prejudice when denying coverage based on late notice, ultimately holding that a twenty-month delay in notification would constitute prejudice even if such a showing were required.
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