Category: INSURANCE LAW
Insurance: Duty of Good Faith–Statutory Basis
Statutory criteria for insurer bad faith in dealing with insureds exists in almost all states. Sometimes it is based on the Model Act, sometimes not. The Model Act requires that insurers have rules, principles or...
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Depositions and the “Uniqueness Answer”
It is not unusual in coverage litigation for the attorney for the insured to ask a question...
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An Elementary Discussion: Definitions and Endorsements in Contracts of Insurance
The What & The Where This post will discuss the role of definitions in insurance policies in...
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My Learning What Was New to Me
(1) In the 18th Century, at least some lawyers, in somewhat “small town” areas of...
Read MoreAIG netADVANTAGE COMPLETE INTERNET INSURANCE
The following is an older-ish AIG cyber-world contract of insurance, that is, a cyber-space insurance policy. Remember, given the speed of the commercial growth of the cyberworld, something can be old when it is...
Read MoreCyber Insurance and CGL Packages–Part II
This series of blog-essays contain an introduction to the Comprehensive General Liability policy used in the “real-world,” along with a type of liability insurance for the “cyber-” or “virtual...
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Cyber Insurance Policy–Sample #2
A Chubb Insurance Group Cyber Liability Policy Preface This post discusses the insurance policy...
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Executive E&O Insurance Policy
Dewey Law Firm’s policy On December 28, 2012, a blog that was entirely hypothesis,...
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Creations and Insertions into Existing Contracts Part II
In my last post on insurance law, I discussed the idea that it is not possible to create formerly...
Read MoreSemantic Creations for Existing Contracts. Part I.
The Possibility of Creation by Insureds for Already Existing Contracts Michael Sean Quinn* It is sometimes said that new components of an already existing insurance policy–a contract of insurance–cannot be...
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