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The Impact of Conflict of Law on Insurance Claims

When determining whether insurance coverage exists for a claim, a crucial consideration is whether the claim involves an event or occurrence that took place in a state other than where the relevant policy was delivered.

PA Supreme Court's Decision & Its Effect on Insurance Covid Losses

In the wake of this decision, the question remains as to whether the war over insurance coverage for Covid-related losses has been lost by policyholders in Pennsylvania or if Ungarean represents only a single battle in a longer, still-undecided war.

Waiving a Liability Insurer’s Right to Subrogation – Is it Appropriate?

When it comes to negotiating the insurance and risk-shifting terms of any garden variety business contract, the oft-used but rarely understood—or vaguely understood— “waiver of subrogation” arguably takes the lead for provisions that unnecessarily slow things down and engender confusion.

Eight Steps to Recovering Under Your Hurricane Insurance Policy

The threat of hurricanes is very real for southern states from Texas to Florida and eastern states from Florida to New Jersey, New York, during the six-month long Atlantic hurricane season. Before a hurricane, you should take steps to protect your home or business.

Three Steps You Can Take Now To Ensure Your Insurance Policy Can Weather Florida Hurricane Season

If you own property in Florida and other hurricane-prone areas, having the right hurricane insurance in place to protect your assets is critical. But your preparation does not end there.

Why Purchasing Commercial Assets in a Bankruptcy Sale May Be a Good Business Strategy

Flaster Greenberg’s Philadelphia bankruptcy attorneys take a high-level look at who benefits from purchasing a bankrupt company, or its assets, and the advantages and disadvantages of this type of business transaction.