Court Finds Insurer Too Late To Litigate After Setting Up A “Hostage Situation”
A federal district court recently concluded that an insurer which had denied defense and indemnifica...
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Court Finds Insured Cannot “Side-Step” Statute of Limitations
A federal court recently granted summary judgment in favor of two insurers based upon the statute of...
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Active Shooter Incidents: Prevalence, Theories of Liability, and Best Practices for Risk Mitigation
By Nicole E. Bazzy, Esq. The number of active shooter incidents in the United States more than do...
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When Do Employees Have a Reasonable Expectation of Privacy?
By Douglas C. Hart, Esq. While the COVID-19 crisis spurred a shift to remote employment at an unp...
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$20,000 Theft Claim Results in $1,000,000 + Bad Faith Award
Following a bench trial in which bad faith was found against an insurer that denied its insured’s th...
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Third Circuit Issues Guidance on “Unfairness” in Chapter 11 Cramdown
By William Buchanan, Esq. In the bankruptcy case of In Re: Tribune Company, et al., 2020 WL 50357...
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$1,000,000 Typo Not Binding as to Coverage Limit
The Superior Court of Pennsylvania recently affirmed a trial court’s order granting summary judgment...
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Handling Challenging Situations in Today’s Complex and Dynamic Work Environment
Employers face numerous risks on a day-to-day basis. In order to manage these risks effectively, emp...
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Employee Payroll Tax Withholding Deferral
Summary of Employee Payroll Tax Withholding Deferral Program On August 8, 2020, President Trump iss...
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