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Lorelie Masters

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Partner, Hunton Andrews Kurth LLP. Fighter for DC voting rights, autonomy and women's rights; Lawyer, author on insurance coverage issues; Bar leader.
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Hunton Insurance Recovery Blog

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By Lorelie Masters, Joseph T. Niczky, Courtney Bynum Crittenden
| hunton.com
In the case of County of San Bernardino v. Insurance Company of the State of Pennsylvania, the Ninth Circuit recently addressed the issue of whether general liability policies issued in the 1960s and 1970s included aggregate limits for claims arising under the premises-operations coverage in CGL policies. The difference between the policyholder’s interpretation of the policies’ limits clauses and the insurer’s interpretation was worth hundreds of millions of dollars in exposure for the insurer.
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Not All Interest Is Created Equal: A Pennsylvania Decision on Excess Coverage and Appeals

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By Lorelie Masters
| The National Law Review Verified
In a recent opinion addressing cross‑motions for summary judgment, a Pennsylvania state court set forth a clear holding that policyholders may recover post-judgment interest under excess liability insurance policies only when the policy language expressly says so—and only when the stated conditions are met. The decision underscores the importance for policyholders to thoroughly examine the defense and payment provisions outlined in their insurance policies.
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D.C. residents fight for right to self-governance

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By Lorelie Masters, Karen Barker Marcou, Kemry Hughes, Austin Ownbey
| The Washington Informer Verified
Photo by Pixabay on Pexels.com The Trump administration and Republicans in Congress are working hard to carry out their threats to “take over” the District of Columbia. They are furiously trying to eliminate D.C.’s self-rule by repealing the Home Rule Act and imposing martial law on the people of District using the National Guard and our own police force.
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