By Lindsey Dean Although an award of sanctions against an attorney can be very costly to the attorney, the Eleventh Circuit’s recent opinion in Jones, Foster, Johnston & Stubbs, P.A. v. ProSight-Syndicate 1110 At Lloyd’s, no. 15-12399, 2017 WL 586450… Continue Reading →
Twenty-eight separate matters fell under a single insurance policy because they all arose out of “Related Wrongful Acts” as defined by the policy. As a result, the insureds were not eligible for an additional $20 million in coverage. Previti v. Nat’l… Continue Reading →
Two lawsuits, filed four years apart and involving different theories of liability, involved Interrelated Wrongful Acts and constituted a single Claim first made outside the policy period. W.C. & A.N. Miller Dev. Co. v. Continental Casualty Company, No. 14-2327 (4th… Continue Reading →
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