Ohio Attorney Sanctioned for Vaping at Trial: Judge Says It Was Done In Bad Faith
Ohio courtrooms are heating up for all the wrong reasons. Last month, a federal magistrate judge sanctioned an Ohio lawyer who was caught vaping during a civil trial. The case…
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Tenn. Mall Owner Sues Insurer for $2M Over Sewer Backup Claim, and Bad Faith Conduct
This is the case of Simmons Little Bluestone LP v. Nationwide Insurance Co. of Florida d/b/a Nationwide Insurance,…
By Samuel LopezTennessee Firm & Insurer Settle $2.3M Storm Damage Suit and Bad Faith Claims
This is the case of HailSolve Inc. v. Auto-Owners Mutual Insurance Co., in the U.S. District Court for…
By Samuel LopezCondo HOA Wants Insurer to Pay $11.5M in Hidden Storm Damage Suit
This is the case of Rolling Hills Condominium Homeowners’ Association v. Philadelphia Indemnity Insurance Co. et al., in…
By Samuel LopezWireless Co. Says Insurer On the Hook for $13M Trade Secrets Award
This is the case of Wireless Systems Solutions LLC et al. v. Philadelphia Indemnity Insurance Co., in the…
By Samuel Lopez‘The Morning Show’ Isn’t Smiling: Asks 9th Circ. To Reverse Insurers Covid-19 Win
The Production Company for “The Morning Show” an Apple TV+ series featuring Jennifer Aniston, has asked a California…
By Samuel LopezInsurance Giants Fail to Escape Pollution Coverage Suit Involving Bad Faith Claims
Case: This is the case of CC Metals & Alloys, LLC v. American International Specialty Lines Insurance Company…
By Samuel LopezNew Jersey Federal Court Says Bad Faith Claims against MetLife Properly Plead: Case Can Proceed
This is the case of Spina v. Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, in the U. S. District Court District…
By Samuel LopezThird Party Lacks Standing to Sue Insurer for Bad Faith Absent Assignment of Right
In the case of Yew v. Penn National Insurance, in the Superior Court of New Jersey Appellate Division,…
By Samuel LopezBad Faith Claim Survives Summary Judgment Even Though No Party has Copy of Original Policy
This is the case of Falcon v. The Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company, in the U.S. District Court…
By Samuel LopezNY Bad Faith Bill Could Be a Game Changer for Policyholders and Injured Third-Parties
New York courts have often been the venue of choice for insurance companies across the country to litigate…
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Investigative Journalist Samuel Lopez Reports on Recent Developments in Bad Faith Claims and Insurance Law
San Francisco Sues Oakland Over Airport Renaming, Claiming Trademark Infringement
California’s New Insurance Mandate for Wildfire Zones: A Lifeline for Homeowners
