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Tag Archives: Insurers
Insurers’ role in losses caused by malfunctioning technology
One of the major issues facing the law in an age of autonomous technology is the question of who is liable for damage caused by a machine or artificial intelligence either by physical injury or the failure of a contract. … Continue reading
Posted in Insurance
Tagged Caused, Insurers, Losses, Malfunctioning, role, Technology
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Michigan Appellate Court Rejects Insurer’s Late Notice Defenses
Regular readers know that I frequently write about insurance coverage disputes in which insurers contend that coverage is precluded due to the policyholders’ alleged late provision of notice. All too often, the policyholders end up without coverage as a result … Continue reading
Posted in Corporate Law
Tagged Appellate, Court, Defenses, Insurers, late..., Michigan, notice, Rejects
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Is Tort Reform in the Best Interests of the Public? The Numbers’ Don’t Lie and Insurance Company Exec’s agree It is in No One’s Best Interests, Except Insurers
The Tort Reform Myth Persists — Selling Out the Injured Why do lobbyists still sell and legislators still buy the tort reform myth? A 194-page briefing book published in December 2018 by the Center for Justice & Democracy at New … Continue reading
Court Rejects Bond Insurer’s Coverage Trigger Defense and Notice Prejudice Rule Arguments
In an interesting recent decision, a court rejected two defenses a Financial Institution Bond insurer asserted in denying coverage for a bank’s losses arising from a $3.6 million loan extended in reliance on documents that proved to have been forged. … Continue reading
Should I Use the Insurer’s Appeal Form?
Posted by: Corinne Chandler At the time of the denial, it is customary for claim representatives to tell insureds that they will have an opportunity to appeal the denial and that the appeal will be a “fresh look” at the … Continue reading