Was The Employee’s Participation “Voluntary” Enough To Preclude A Workers’ Compensation Claim? In the spirit of building teamwork and camaraderie among its personnel, an employer sponsors a company volleyball game...
In a ruling that could significantly expand the vicarious liabilities of employers, the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals – which governs Illinois, Indiana, and Wisconsin – has held that viable lawsuits can be brought...
In a decision that will change the landscape of patent litigation, the Supreme Court unanimously overruled a Federal Circuit decision in place for almost 30 years that allowed patent infringement suits to be filed almost...
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This new article addresses the 2016 court decisions nationwide relating to Coverage B of the CGL policy. The Update addresses the general requirements of the “personal and advertising injury” coverage, the enumerated...
Click here to view this post on the Specialty Lines Advisory Blog. On January 13, 2017, the U.S. Supreme Court announced it will review three cases to determine whether class action waivers in arbitration agreements are...