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Insurer Tries To Stop Asset Transfers In $2.6M Builder Lawsuit

Government Contracts

An insurance company has urged a Montana federal court to temporarily block a group of construction companies from transferring assets, alleging they owe more than $2.6 million in payments, claims and attorney fees related to projects in Montana and Wyoming.

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Split 7th Circ. Clears Insurers In O'Hare Steel Defect Fight

Government Contracts

million in costs from its insurer over cracked welds in the canopy, finding that the defects in the welds and columns don't constitute property damage under its insurance policies. A split Seventh Circuit affirmed Monday a finding that the Chicago O'Hare International Airport canopy's general contractor can't recoup more than $37.5

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Insurance Law Forum

Government Contracts & Global Trade

Mario Russo moderates the inaugural Insurance Law Forum presented by NJICLE in cooperation with the New Jersey State Bar Association Insurance Law Section and the Insurance Defense Special Committee. During the program, Jennifer Black Strutt joins presenters discussing some of the leading topics in insurance law in 2024.

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3M Says Insurers Are Dodging Coverage Of $6B Earplug Deal

Government Contracts

3M and its subsidiary Aearo Technologies said they are having difficulties getting their insurers to pay out more than $1.5 billion in coverage after the companies reached a $6 billion deal to settle multidistrict litigation alleging their combat earplugs failed to protect the hearing of service members and veterans.

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Navigating Insurance Requirements for Success in Federal Contracting

USFCR

Understanding the ins and outs of insurance requirements is a cornerstone of success in federal contracting.

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Insurer Still Can't Escape Explosion Coverage Row

Government Contracts

An insurer cannot yet avoid defending gas companies in personal injury litigation after a subcontractor caused an explosion injuring three people, an Indiana federal court ruled, reiterating a previous finding that the subcontractor's ultimate release from liability following a settlement has no bearing on the gas companies' additional insured status. (..)

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Landlord Says Insurer Botched Coverage For $1M State Deal

Government Contracts

A Colorado landlord accused an insurance broker and carrier of secretly adding an endorsement to its policy to bar coverage for a $1 million settlement the landlord entered into to resolve a state investigation over alleged misuse of tenant funds.