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Perrigo Company et al v. Hartford Accident and Indemnity Company et al
July 20, 2023 Filing 3 NOTICE/INFORMATION regarding Consent of the Parties to the Magistrate Judge. (mg) July 20, 2023 Filing 2 NOTICE of Business Entity Disclosure Statement filing requirement. (mg) July 20, 2023 Filing 1 COMPLAINT against First State Insurance Company, Hartford Accident and Indemnity Company, Hartford Underwriters Insurance Company, Twin City Fire Insurance Company (Filing fee $402, Receipt number ATNMDC-3869393), filed by Perrigo Company of Tennessee, Perrigo Company.
Tailoring insurance to protect transactions and contingent risks
Parties to business transactions frequently seek to protect themselves against specific financing, litigation and transactional risks through insurance. The types of insurance to protect business’s interests and risks in M&A is growing: Insurance for breaches of contractual representations and warranties have become increasingly common, both for buyers and sellers. Standard-form policies may provide coverage for physical property being conveyed.
History Should Repeat Itself: The Longstanding Meaning of 'Direct Physical Loss of' Property | The Legal Intelligencer
L-R: John N. Ellison, Luke E. Debevec and Lin Zheng of Reed Smith. Courtesy Photos On March 22, Allegheny County Common Pleas Court Judge Christine Ward ruled in Ungarean v. CNA, No. GD-20-006544, 2021 Pa. Dist. & Cnty. Dec. LEXIS 2 (Pa. Ct. Com. Pl., Allegheny Cnty., Mar. 22, 2021), that a dentist-policyholder is entitled to coverage for his business income losses arising from the COVID-19 pandemic.
Coverage For Suez Canal Supply And Trade Disruptions
April 14, 2021 The six-day blockage of the Suez Canal by the Ever Given has resulted in numerous trade and supply chain disruptions for businesses that depend on timely shipments. At least 400 cargo ships were stuck and many forced to reroute. Businesses may be protected from lost profits and the costs of these interruptions and supply chain delays by insurance.
Here we go again: Virus exclusion for COVID-19 and insurers
The denial of coverage for the coronavirus is likely to lead to significant legal battles, similar to those over the pollution exclusion. (Photo: Shutterstock) Editor’s Note: The following article expresses the opinion of the authors, who represent policyholders, not the editorial team at PropertyCasualty360.
Here we go again: Virus exclusion for COVID-19 and insurers
The denial of coverage for the coronavirus is likely to lead to significant legal battles, similar to those over the pollution exclusion. (Photo: Shutterstock) People and businesses across the world are reeling in response to the outbreak of the novel coronavirus disease (COVID-19), and many will be looking to their insurance policies to assist with their recovery efforts from the impact of the disease.
Texas Legislature Votes to Restrict Policyholders’ Rights
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