A recent decision addresses the scope of coverage for faulty workmanship under Delaware law.
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Middle District of Florida Court Rejects Claim that Negligence is Sufficient to Support a Finding of Bad Faith
What happens when an insurer tenders its policy limits, only to have its offer rejected on the basis that the insurer negligently handled the claim?
The Complex Insurance Coverage Reporter – June 2021
Passive Participants in Human Trafficking Seek Shelter Under Insurance Coverage
District of New Jersey Court Clarifies Primary Insurer’s Duty of Good Faith to Excess Insurer
By: Anthony L. Miscioscia and Margo E. Meta A primary insurer has a duty of good faith to an excess insurer to attempt to negotiate a settlement with a third-party claimant within the primary insurer’s limits. However, determining whether that duty of good faith was met presents some difficulty. While an excess carrier may be…
Eastern District of Pennsylvania Confirms Carrier Owes No Duty to Defend Against Claims for Faulty Workmanship
On March 17, 2021, the Eastern District of Pennsylvania issued its decision finding that an insurance carrier had no duty to defend its insured where the allegations in the underlying litigation involved claims of faulty workmanship.
The Complex Insurance Coverage Reporter – December 2020
How Are Insurers And Policyholders Faring in COVID-19 Business Interruption Coverage Litigation?