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Read More New York Seeks Comments on Draft Amendment Restricting Release Terms
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Read More The ReMedi Spring Conference: Insurance and Reinsurance Mediation in the 21st Century
The New York Insurance Department has issued a proposed regulation that would prohibit life and health insurers from issuing policies that contain discretionary clauses (the “Proposed Regulation”). …
Read More New York Seeks Comments on Draft Regulation Prohibiting Use of Discretionary Clauses in Life and Health Insurance Policies
The Louisiana House of Representatives has scheduled a floor debate for April 21, 2010 on House Bill 285 (the “Bill”). …
Read More Louisiana: Surplus Lines Exemption Bill Scheduled for Floor Debate
After weeks of uncertainty, Congress finally cleared a federal program extension bill last week that will prevent Medicare physician payment cuts. …
Read More Last Week in DC: News From Capitol Hill and the Department of Health and Human Services – April 19, 2010
As we previously reported here, last week the U.S. Senate failed to reinstate the National Flood Insurance Program (“NFIP”). …
Read More Update: National Flood Insurance Program Extended to May 31, 2010
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Read More Tax Treatment of Carried Interest Could Be Revived in Senate
The Connecticut Superior Court recently awarded summary judgment in favor of an insurer on an uninsured motorist claim involving a pedestrian who threw a bottle at the automobile driven by the plaintiff, injuring the plaintiff in the process. …
Read More Connecticut Superior Court Awards Summary Judgment in Favor of Insurer on Uninsured Motorist Claim Involving Bottle-Throwing Pedestrian
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Read More $30.3 Million Jury Award in Secondhand Asbestos Lawsuit Upheld on Appeal
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Read More Update: U.S. Senate Fails to Extend National Flood Insurance Program
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