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Judge Rules Insurer's Failure To Pay Initial Repair Costs, Estops Its Defense On Replacement Value Claim; Jury Rejects Arson All
Jury Awards $1.2 M In Water Damage Claim; Finds Insurer Acted In Bad Faith---November 12, 2003
Property Damage Claims, Business Interruption Claims And Presenting The Claim
New Developments in Business Interruption Litigation
When War Is Not War
Jury Awards Over $1 Million On Finding "Bad Faith" by Insurer In Handling Of Residential Fire Claim---May 16, 1998
Extra Damage Award Allowed For Insurer's Delay---May 1998
N.Y. Appellate Court Rules City Order to Vacate Fire-Damaged Building Not a Cause of A Business Interruption Loss---May 1998
Insurer's Effort to Deny Coverage is Rebuffed---April 1998
Arson Trial Clears Owner---March 23, 1996
Conn. Jury Rejects Misrepresentation, Arson Defenses---May 1996
Suit Over Guaranteed Replacement Cost Policies Concludes; Total Settlements Reach $8.5 Million---August 1995
Federal Appeals Court Rules Claim Repudiation by Insurer Waived Required Proof of Loss Submission---March 1995
Insurer Held to Bear Burden in Challenge of Proofs of Loss; Ambiguity is Cited---June 1993
N.Y. Court of Appeals Overrules 1901 Doctrine: Decision Holds Proofs of Loss in Mail Before 60-Day Deadline Meets Test of 'Furni
Status of "Valued Policy" Upheld By Court Despite Failure To Sum Up Items---June 20, 1992
Chubb Agrees to $1 Million Settlement on Fire Loss After Six days of Trial---August 1990
Insurer Pays $1.2 Million For Jewelers Block Burglary Loss Before Trial Ends---December 9, 1989
Insurer Settles Building fire Loss at Full Value; Had Raised Legal Issues---April 1989
Ambiguity in Full Value Fire Policy Endorsement Offsets Listed Limit of Liability
Despite Admitted Falsehood During Arson Probe, Jury Rejects Insurer's 'Material Misrepresentation' Defense
Insurer Fails to Prove Fraud in Burglary Claim; Judge Decides Interest Assessment From Day One
Jury Awards Over $1 Million On Finding 'Bad Faith' by Insurer in Handling of Residential Fire Claim
N.Y. Appellate Court Rules City Order to Vacate Fire-Damaged Building Not a Cause of A Business Interruption Loss
A Key Rule of Insurance Coverage Takes a Wild Ride in the Courts
The Innocent Co-Insured Doctrine
Mealeys Insurance Law Weekly---Arson and Fraud
Post-Loss Indemnity Issues: The Unstable Ground Of Loss Valuation
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Meet our Team
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Dennis T. D'Antonio
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Associates
Tal Basis
Denise Marte
Anne Marie Bossart
Tziporah M. Pill
David Matulewicz-Crowley
Robert Staroselsky
Noah J. Fried
Practice Areas
First Party Property Insurance Coverage
Third Party Insurance Coverage
Property Damage Litigation
Public Adjusters and Brokers
Brokers & Agents / Errors & Omissions
Verdicts
Articles
Judge Rules Insurer's Failure To Pay Initial Repair Costs, Estops Its Defense On Replacement Value Claim; Jury Rejects Arson All
Jury Awards $1.2 M In Water Damage Claim; Finds Insurer Acted In Bad Faith---November 12, 2003
Property Damage Claims, Business Interruption Claims And Presenting The Claim
New Developments in Business Interruption Litigation
When War Is Not War
Jury Awards Over $1 Million On Finding "Bad Faith" by Insurer In Handling Of Residential Fire Claim---May 16, 1998
Extra Damage Award Allowed For Insurer's Delay---May 1998
N.Y. Appellate Court Rules City Order to Vacate Fire-Damaged Building Not a Cause of A Business Interruption Loss---May 1998
Insurer's Effort to Deny Coverage is Rebuffed---April 1998
Arson Trial Clears Owner---March 23, 1996
Conn. Jury Rejects Misrepresentation, Arson Defenses---May 1996
Suit Over Guaranteed Replacement Cost Policies Concludes; Total Settlements Reach $8.5 Million---August 1995
Federal Appeals Court Rules Claim Repudiation by Insurer Waived Required Proof of Loss Submission---March 1995
Insurer Held to Bear Burden in Challenge of Proofs of Loss; Ambiguity is Cited---June 1993
N.Y. Court of Appeals Overrules 1901 Doctrine: Decision Holds Proofs of Loss in Mail Before 60-Day Deadline Meets Test of 'Furni
Status of "Valued Policy" Upheld By Court Despite Failure To Sum Up Items---June 20, 1992
Chubb Agrees to $1 Million Settlement on Fire Loss After Six days of Trial---August 1990
Insurer Pays $1.2 Million For Jewelers Block Burglary Loss Before Trial Ends---December 9, 1989
Insurer Settles Building fire Loss at Full Value; Had Raised Legal Issues---April 1989
Ambiguity in Full Value Fire Policy Endorsement Offsets Listed Limit of Liability
Despite Admitted Falsehood During Arson Probe, Jury Rejects Insurer's 'Material Misrepresentation' Defense
Insurer Fails to Prove Fraud in Burglary Claim; Judge Decides Interest Assessment From Day One
Jury Awards Over $1 Million On Finding 'Bad Faith' by Insurer in Handling of Residential Fire Claim
N.Y. Appellate Court Rules City Order to Vacate Fire-Damaged Building Not a Cause of A Business Interruption Loss
A Key Rule of Insurance Coverage Takes a Wild Ride in the Courts
The Innocent Co-Insured Doctrine
Mealeys Insurance Law Weekly---Arson and Fraud
Post-Loss Indemnity Issues: The Unstable Ground Of Loss Valuation
Blog
2020
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Despite What Your Insurer Has Told You, COVID-19 May Constitute a Direct Physical Loss
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Second Circuit affirms verdict in warehouse loss against Travelers Insurance Company and confirms damage award of $1.1 million
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Jury returns multimillion dollar verdict against a subsidiary of Alliant Insurance Services, Inc. as a result of the broker's
Court directs verdict in favor of Insurance Agent against Lincoln Benefit Life for unpaid commissions
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Jury Awards Insured $20 million in damages against its former insurance broker
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The Effects of Superstorm Sandy Has Put Insurance in the Forefront of People's Minds Once Again.
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Weg and Myers wins at the Court of Appeals
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