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USA - September 27 2022 The Washington Supreme Court recently issued an important decision that provides guidance on coverage for Covid-related claims and the application of…
USA - February 4 2022 Oregon has for years been well known as a jurisdiction that generally does not recognize “bad faith” claims against insurers. This is because the…
USA - February 9 2021 The Washington State Supreme Court recently issued a decision that clarified whether a bicyclist is a “pedestrian” for purposes of personal injury…
USA - July 31 2020 The Washington State Office of the Insurance Commissioner (the “OIC”) has issued a new regulation, WAC 284-30-770, which mandates that insurers…
USA - July 9 2020 Despite first party insurance policies generally requiring cooperation from an insured in the investigation of a claim, insurers can no longer rely…
USA - March 31 2020 Two Napa-based restaurants and a number of Chicago-area businesses claiming economic losses from closing their doors to prevent the spread of…
USA - March 20 2020 The only thing equally inevitable to the spread of the novel coronavirus 2019 disease (“COVID-19”) will be the resulting onslaught of first-party and…
USA - January 28 2020 On behalf of Gordon & Rees’ surplus lines insurer client, Hartford insurance coverage attorneys Dennis Brown, Joseph Blyskal, and Regen O’Malley…
USA - December 17 2019 In 2018, the Washington Court of Appeals, Division 1, issued a ruling which rippled through the insurance community by finding that a claims adjuster…
USA - December 17 2019 The Washington courts have historically found that the purpose of a certificate of insurance is to advise others as to the existence of insurance…