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3 Days Gone: New Federal Rules Take Effect Today
A quick reminder to all federal court practitioners: 2016 just keeps piling it on. Not content to simply let us rest after everything we’ve been through this year, new Federal Rules of Civil Procedure take effect today, and the primary … Continue reading
Seventh Circuit: Remember, Service-of-Suit Clauses Can Keep You Out of Federal Court
I know, I know. It’s been forever since I’ve posted, and I’m not even going to bother making excuses. So, here goes with the first case update… Last month, the Seventh Circuit held that a reinsurance agreement’s service-of-suit clause barred … Continue reading
What You Need to Know About the New Federal Rules in 90 Seconds or Less
Litigation partner Brian Jones describes the important changes to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure in this fast-paced video:
Fourth Circuit: Insurer Has a Duty to Defend Because CGL Policies Might Cover Data Breach
Here’s an interesting development in two areas close to my professional heart: technology and insurance coverage. It’s been said with some frequency in recent years that traditional CGL policies do not cover losses arising from data breaches. Last week, however, the … Continue reading
Brian Jones Presents at the National Business Institute’s “Personal Injury Claims: The Insurance Defense Perspective” Seminar
On Friday, August 21, 2015, Brian Jones presented “Ethical Issues in the Tripartite Relationship” at the National Business Institute’s “Personal Injury Claims: The Insurance Defense Perspective” Seminar in Indianapolis. Here is a .pdf copy of the presentation.
Indiana Department of Insurance Prohibits Price Optimization in Setting Rates
The Indiana Department of Insurance this week issued Bulletin 219 stating the Department’s position that the practice of “price optimization” in setting personal lines insurance rates is prohibited. According to the Bulletin, “price optimization” involves “using data collection and analysis … Continue reading
The Latest Indiana Legislative Update is Here!
Here’s the latest Indiana Legislative Update from our colleagues at Bose Public Affairs Group. In this issue, developments in legislation regarding: uninsured motorist damages; transportation networks; financial institutions and trade regulation; mine subsidence insurance coverage; securities; vehicle rentals; and political … Continue reading
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