Joe Gulick | JS Held Introduction In the world of insurance valuation disputes, the selection of the appraiser and umpire can significantly influence the outcome of an appraisal. These professionals play an important role in resolving disagreements over the value of damages, and their competence, impartiality, and negotiation skills are essential for achieving fair awards.… Continue reading Selecting the Right Appraiser or Umpire for the Insurance Appraisal Process
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AI in Claims Processing: What It Means for Bad Faith Litigation
Christopher Jones | Sands Anderson Many insurance companies are moving quickly to incorporate advanced forms of AI into their processes. Last year, 90% reported they were evaluating whether and how to utilize generative AI, and more than half said they had already begun implementing it. Claims handling is a primary focus of these efforts. There… Continue reading AI in Claims Processing: What It Means for Bad Faith Litigation
Strict Compliance With Notice‑To‑Cure Provisions In Construction Contracts
Jose A. Aquino | Duane Morris Strict compliance with notice‑to‑cure provisions is essential in construction contracts, particularly when a contractor seeks to terminate a subcontract for cause. These provisions are designed to ensure that subcontractors receive clear, written notice of alleged defaults and a defined period to cure them before facing termination. Courts have repeatedly… Continue reading Strict Compliance With Notice‑To‑Cure Provisions In Construction Contracts
Hawaii Electric Takes Responsibility for First Fire on Maui, But Faults Firefighters
Ennifer McDermott and Jennifer Sinco Kelleher | Claims Journal Hawaii’s electric utility acknowledged its power lines started a wildfire on Maui but faulted county firefighters for declaring the blaze contained and leaving the scene, only to have a second wildfire break out nearby and become the deadliest in the U.S. in more than a century.… Continue reading Hawaii Electric Takes Responsibility for First Fire on Maui, But Faults Firefighters
Why Do I Teach? To Learn Something of Course!
Christopher G. Hill | Construction Law Musings | September 9, 2019 A week ago on Thursday and Friday August 29 and 30, 2019, I had the pleasure of co-teaching a two day module on Contract Administration for the Project Manager Development Program created by the Associated General Contractors of America. This was my favorite kind of… Continue reading Why Do I Teach? To Learn Something of Course!