Articles in this issue:
A policy-limit demand is crucial to any claim for failure to settle, but making an incorrect demand can cripple your case
Where ERISA applies in insurance cases and how courts review claims decisions made by ERISA plans
How insurance companies use biased experts to deny and underpay claims, and what to do about it
Reformation is an equitable remedy that is available when the policy does not express the parties’ real agreement
A commonsense approach to workplace investigations involving personal cell phones
Four myths — or soon to be myths — of insurance law in California
A look at the insurer’s duty to pay for settlements even when it has reserved its rights to deny coverage
The obligation of insurers to pay the undisputed amount of underinsured and uninsured motorists’ claims
When a carrier agrees to defend under reservation of rights: Rule 3-310
The differences between an insurer’s genuine-dispute defense and bad faith
Lawyers must practice case management as opposed to case manipulation; with insurance bad-faith cases, your fingerprints can literally destroy the claim
Accepting the ERISA case after claim denial and developing a solid record for litigation
The embodiment of civility
CAALA women trial skills conference
