Balancing Discovery and Protecting the Attorney-Client Privilege In the Insurance Coverage Context

Meredith Schilling | Zelle A recent case out of Colorado highlights the continued attack on the attorney-client privilege during the claim adjustment process. In In re: Hill Hotel Owner, LLC v. Hanover Insurance Company, 557 P.3d 798 (Colo. Oct. 29, 2024), the District Court issued an order requiring the insurer defendant to turn over all communications between… Continue reading Balancing Discovery and Protecting the Attorney-Client Privilege In the Insurance Coverage Context

Ticking Coverage Bomb: The Cost Of Delayed Notice In Claims-Made Policies

Jean-Paul Rudd | Adams & Adams Claims-made policies often require that policyholders notify their insurer promptly or as soon as practicably possible after an incident that may give rise to a claim. This requirement exists primarily to allow insurers to investigate potential claims while evidence is still fresh. Prompt notice helps ensure that key details… Continue reading Ticking Coverage Bomb: The Cost Of Delayed Notice In Claims-Made Policies

Builder’s Risk: Complexities in Insuring Existing Structures

Jonathan Held | J.S. Held Introduction Property insurance for projects under construction can be significantly complex. Insuring renovation projects under a builder’s risk policy will often require more care in crafting a policy that provides adequate protection. This paper is intended to highlight the myriad complexities of insuring a renovation project under a builder’s risk… Continue reading Builder’s Risk: Complexities in Insuring Existing Structures

..More on Delay Claims and the Burden of Proof Substantiating Delay

David Adelstein | Florida Construction Legal Updates How about some more on DELAY claims and the burden of proof substantiating delay. Delay claims can no doubt be complex – factually and legally. They warrant expert opinions further bolstered by fact witness testimony from the folks that lived the details and issues. If you need assistance with a… Continue reading ..More on Delay Claims and the Burden of Proof Substantiating Delay

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