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• Return to Panasia Estates -- First Department Holds that Bad Faith Not Needed for Recovery of Consequential Damages Against Insurer

  
  Coverage Counsel — Authority: 122
  COMMERCIAL PROPERTY – CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES – BAD FAITH – BI-ECONOMY – MOTION TO AMEND COMPLAINT Panasia Estates, Inc. v. Hudson Ins. Co. (1st Dept., decided 12/15/2009) Since February 2008, when the New York Court of Appeals issued its groundbreaking, 5-2 decisions in Bi-Economy Mkt., Inc. v. ...
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• Oh, what a tangled (Dr.) Webb Nationwide and USAA are weaving – Hillier v USAA; Politz v Nationwide

  
  slabbed — Authority: 434
  Back in news on SLABBED  is Nationwide’s favorite psychiatrist – Mark Webb, M.D., more tangled than ever in Politz v Nationwide and now tangled in Hillier v USAA , too.   Plaintiff’s attorney Tina Nicholson explains just how tangled in a Motion to Exclude the Testimony of Dr. Mark Webb USAA’S Expert. ...
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• Monster, Mashed Up

  
  Firedoglake — Authority: 744
  We’ve all heard the old saw which likens the legislative process to making sausage – nobody really wants to see how it’s made. How true. And yet the health care reform bill is something worse than odd bits pulled together, churned and pressed into a tasty product. It’s a kaiju , a strange being cobbled ...
  2 weeks ago

• Staring Into the Abyss of Insurance Company Abuse in Michigan

  
  Michigan Auto Law Blog — Authority: 116
  “He who fights with monsters might take care lest he thereby become a monster. And if you gaze for long into an abyss, the abyss gazes also into you.” — Nietzche As an auto accident attorney , my job is to protect and fight for my clients. Yet I sometimes wonder, how do you fight every day with insurance ...
  2 weeks ago

• Subprime Suits Unlikely to Succeed, Insurer Says

  
  Bodily Injury Blog — Authority: 134
  Subprime mortgage-related lawsuits against company executives or board members have little chance of succeeding, according to a firm that provides insurance against such claims. XL Capital Ltd. CEO Michael McGavick said yesterday that it will be tough for investors to meet the legal threshold required to extract ...
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• Communist Magazine Scribbler Trevor Phillips Faces New Rebellion in ECHR

  
  The British National Party — Authority: 585
  Communist Party of Great Britain magazine contributor Trevor Phillips faces a new rebellion within the ranks of the Equalities and Human Rights Commission after it emerged he tried to incite staff members to entrap the British National Party. Mr Phillips, who first came to prominence in September 1984 when he penned ...
  3 weeks ago

• Strategies for thesis completion: Not synthetic happiness

  
  Blogs — Authority: 161
  As Clay Shirky has said about Web 2.0, "here comes everybody," and with that we get great conversation, with real listening. My blog entry today includes 2 readers responses to my entry about "a downside to synthetic happiness" and my attempt to clarify the concept further. I begin with the shortest entry written by a ...
  3 weeks ago

• Bad Faith Use, Despite Good Faith Registration, Causes Transfer

  
  Defend My Domain — Authority: 114
                  In the recent domain name dispute decision of Ville de Paris v. Jeff Walter WIPO D2009-1278, November 19, 2009 , a single member Panel was faced with a dispute over the domain www.parvi.org . Complainant is the City of Paris, France, who claims ownership of two French trademark ...
  4 weeks ago

• Life Extension Foundation Wins Its Domain

  
  Defend My Domain — Authority: 114
  In the recent domain name dispute decision of Life Extension Foundation, Inc. v. PHD Prime Health Direct Limited (FA1289603, Nat. Arb. Forum, November 25, 2009) a three member Panel agreed to transfer the domain www.lifeextensionfoundation.com to Complainant. Life Extension Foundation maintains web sites at ...
  4 weeks ago

• An insurer may be orderd to pay aggravated damages if recommended benefits are refused without sufficient evidence supporting the denial.

  
  British Columbia Insurance Blog — Authority: 114
  The defendant insurer, was obliged to pay housekeeping and transportation benefits that it had unreasonably withheld from the plaintiff insured. The insurer’s refusal to pay benefits had caused intangible injuries and mental distress that were reasonably foreseeable and the insured was accordingly awarded $25,000 ...
  5 weeks ago

• Denial of Coverage For Ponzi Claim Not Bad Faith

  
  National Insurance Law Forum — Authority: 414
  A recent opinion of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit has emphasized the general rule that an insurer’s failure to follow its own internal procedures does not necessarily equate to bad faith. In Smith v. Continental Cas. Co ., No. 08-4140 (3rd Cir. October 8, 2009), Continental Casualty’s insureds ...
  5 weeks ago

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