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Locate And Keep Old Insurance Policies Safe to Protect Assets

by Steve Henshaw | Jun 28, 2009 | Blog

Drycleaners News June 2009 Issue How many drycleaners do you know who own their business and building? Some drycleaners may have thought they had an asset, only to find out that the building is contaminated and cleaning it up will cost a lot of money. Many drycleaners...

NJ Court Awards Policyholder Counsel Fees for Dec Action Brought Elsewhere

by David ONeill | Jun 26, 2009 | Blog

The New Jersey Appellate Division ruled recently in Myron Corp. v. Atlantic Mutual Ins. Corp that N.J. Rule of General Application 4:42-9(a)(6) provides for the award of counsel fees even if the court action takes place in a state outside of New Jersey. In an apparent...

Horizontal Allocation is Ninth Circuit Choice in Insolvent Gap Case; But Insured Not Required to Pay Share of Costs

by David ONeill | Jun 6, 2009 | Blog

Those west coast policyholders whose historical primary insurance carriers have since become insolvent may wish to take notice of a recent Ninth Circuit U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals decision styled California Ins. Co. v. Stimson Lumber Co., 2009 WL 1035238 (9th Cir....

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