David Baay, Kent Collier, Lee Davis, Jennifer Fletcher, Juan Garcia and Daniel Johnson – Sutherland Asbill & Brennan, LLP – January 22, 2014
Navigating Florida’s Valued Policy Law–What Is A Total Loss?
Shaun Marker – January 27, 2014 Last week we started a discussion on Florida’s Valued Policy Law.1 Florida’s Valued Policy Law has many intricacies; too many to discuss in a single post. We will be looking at a few of the statute’s interesting parts in the next few weeks. Hopefully these discussions will cover areas… Continue reading Navigating Florida’s Valued Policy Law–What Is A Total Loss?
LEED Rating Pops Up In Construction Dispute
Kevin Garrison – Baker Hostetler – January 23, 2014
An Introduction to Arizona First-Party Bad Faith
Ashley Smith – January 15, 2014 In Arizona, insurance contracts include an implied covenant of good faith and fair dealing requiring the insurer to refrain from any conduct that would impair the benefits or rights expected from the insurance contract.1 Interestingly, unlike many other jurisdictions, the insured is not required to prevail on the breach… Continue reading An Introduction to Arizona First-Party Bad Faith
Construction Defect Ruling in California Creates Uncertainty, Claims AxisPointe CEO
Digital Journal – January 14, 2014 On Dec. 18 the California Supreme Court denied a motion to hear Brookfield’s appeal regarding the Fourth Circuit ruling in Liberty v. Brookfield Homes. The court, in the case of Liberty Mutual Ins. Co. v. Brookfield Crystal Cove LLC (Cal.App. 4 Dist., Case No. G046731, August 28, 2013) effectively… Continue reading Construction Defect Ruling in California Creates Uncertainty, Claims AxisPointe CEO