Articles in this issue:
The duty to settle under liability coverage is the single most important bad-faith principle of insurance
The basic concepts of this somewhat obscure and often mystifying area of insurance law
Care must be taken to address each of the relevant class-certification elements – a look at the the dos and don’ts
Policy language holds the key to loss-of-rents coverage; a look at [[case]]Folksamerica Reinsurance[[/case]] and the clarity it brings to this issue
The damages expert’s testimony must keep the jurors engaged if they are to award fair damages
The tort of fraud may be a viable basis for recovery of punitive damages against insurers
Head and neck injury victims may have subtle visual complaints to warrant examination
Challenges to privacy and data breach claims after [[case]]UCLA[[/case]] and [[case]]Eisenhower[[/case]]
Don’t be the bull in a china shop, litigating PI cases aggressively with no regard for the impact of insurance issues on your case
