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Tips for insuring the unique and developing risks facing data centers
(July 25, 2025) - Stephen T. Raptis and Amy M. Koss of Reed Smith discuss insurance issues surrounding data centers, which are expanding globally in response to the development of artificial intelligence. New data centers — often enormous in size and sophistication — are popping up all over the world, with the United States having more than any other country by far.
The Growing PFAS Morass: Why Insurance Should Cover These Products Liability Claims
For the last few years, major companies and smaller businesses alike have found themselves at the center of lawsuits over per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), and these suits are only becoming more common. The litigation has moved up from targeting the manufacturers of PFAS at the ground floor—now consumer product companies in the beauty, health, and food industries are all under fire.
Insurers Must Foot The Bill For
In addition to insurance companies' broad duty to defend all claims arising from complaints seeking damages potentially covered by their policies, Pennsylvania law provides an opportunity for policyholders to have their insurance companies pay for litigation costs associated with claims and/or suits that overlap or are intertwined with a suit the insurance company is already defending.
Insurers must foot the bill for “inextricably intertwined” counterclaims in Pennsylvania | JD Supra
In addition to insurance companies’ broad duty to defend all claims arising from complaints seeking damages potentially covered by their policies, Pennsylvania law provides an opportunity for policyholders to have their insurance companies pay for litigation costs associated with claims and/or suits that overlap or are intertwined with a suit the insurance company is already defending.
Insurers must foot the bill for “inextricably intertwined” counterclaims in Pennsylvania
In addition to insurance companies’ broad duty to defend all claims arising from complaints seeking damages potentially covered by their policies, Pennsylvania law provides an opportunity for policyholders to have their insurance companies pay for litigation costs associated with claims and/or suits that overlap or are intertwined with a suit the insurance company is already defending.
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