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The Robins Kaplan Insurance Insight
The Insurance Insight newsletter delivers practical content to help you navigate the current challenges and latest developments in the insurance industry. This newsletter is curated by the women of Robins Kaplan with the goal of celebrating women in the profession and exploring topics of general interest in the insurance field.
Vol. 2, No. 3
Spring 2019
In this edition of The Robins Kaplan Insurance Insight, we address “hot topics” involving fire and its insurance implications, including ingress/egress claims when wildfires cut off access to businesses, the fire damage legal liability limit in CGL policies, and claims arising from the Columbia gas explosions in Massachusetts. In addition, we discuss the heated conflict between artificial intelligence technology and tightening privacy regulations in the EU, as well as standards of review in insurance litigation appeals.
We hope you enjoy this edition’s offerings and we welcome your feedback on topics and areas of interest for upcoming issues.
In This Issue
- Appeals in Insurance Litigation – Appreciating Standards of Review
- Insurance Claims ‘Explode’ in the Wake of Columbia Gas Incident in Massachusetts
- I’ve Reached My Limit: Exploring the Fire Damage Legal Liability Limit in Commercial General Liability Policies
- Looking Beyond Maternity Leave to Retain Working Moms
- When an Insured Is Denied Access to Their Business: Is it Covered?
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Evaluating the coverage implications of a natural gas explosion.
Whether you won or lost in the trial court, the applicable standard of review will affect your exposure and likelihood of success on appeal.
Discussing the application of legal liability limits to varying types of tenancies.
Retaining working moms requires more than a generous leave policy.
Ingress & Egress: Top cases on interpreting coverage.
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