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Judge rules against former Gen Re, AIG executives
Contractors, insurance firms gouging taxpayers, panel says
Quake may be China's Largest Insured Loss
AIG Chairman says Board Stands by CEO Sullivan
Florida Court Affirms Allstate Suspension
HSA Contribution Caps, Deductibles to Rise in 2009
Optional Federal Charter Unlikely in Near Term: Report
US probing Iraqi companies for insurance fraud
Fla. board won't exclude 2 investment firms from bidding

General Contractor Not Entitled To Coverage, Illinois Panel Rules
Ohio Panel Finds Exclusions Bar Coverage For Defective Work
Defense Owed For Statutory Warranty Claim, Judge Holds
Insurer To Proceed With Reimbursement Action For Noncovered Claims

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Meckler Bulger & Tilson Selected as the First LexisNexis Expert Content Provider for Insurance
Majewski Appointed President and COO of Harleysville Life
Jay Bullock Appointed CFO of Argo Group
Markel Reports First Quarter 2008 Results and Announces Election of Officers to New Positions
QBE the Americas Completes Acquisition of North Pointe Holdings Corporation
Sagicor USA Appoints New Sales Director - East Division
CNinsure Announces Acquisition of Leading Insurance Agency and Expands its Business to Guangxi Province
Gary Hirschkron to Head AXA Equitable Wholesale Life Insurance Unit
Gilreath to Lead ING Employee Benefits Business

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What in the Heck is an Expert Content Provider?

posted by Karen C Yotis

LexisNexis Insurance Law Center Staff

Have you seen the lead story in our Movers & Shakers section about Meckler Bulger & Tilson being selected as the first LexisNexis Expert Content Provider? Sounds impressive, doesn’t it? But what the heck does it mean?

Bankruptcy Filings and Insurance Fraud

posted by Barry Zalma

Attorney and Consultant

Bankruptcy Filings Review A Necessary Step to a Thorough Claims Investigation

Help Shape Your Legal Web Community!!

posted by Tom Hagy

VP LexisNexis

Our Web Interface Team will be in Center City, Philadelphia, in the first week of June to test the legal Web centers. We are looking for your feedback on the current centers and...

California's Proposed 2009 Permanent Disability Rating Schedule - Is Your Head Spinning Yet?

posted by Robert G. Rassp

Attorney

DWC Unveils Proposed Rules

All About EAMS

posted by Colleen Casey

Colleen Casey

As the DWC starts its transition to a "less paper" world, the workers' comp community will need to have ready access to everything related to EAMS (Electronic Adjudication Management System.) How will conferences and trials be conducted? Wh...

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LexisNexis® Insurance Legal News Podcast for May 16, 2008

Parties settle the Katrina wind vs. water dispute, and, James Davis of Reed Smith on global warming's insurance implications make up this LN Insurance Law Center podcast. Copyright© 2008 LexisNexis, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. For the latest insuranc

LexisNexis® Insurance Legal News Podcast for May 2, 2008

The 5th Circuit upholds a pollution exclusion decision, and, a city's settlement of toxic tort claims prejudiced insurers. These stories, and Douglas Richmond of Aon Risk Services on bad faith and time-restricted settlement offers, make up this podcast. C

LexisNexis® Insurance Legal News Podcast for April 18, 2008

The Louisiana Supreme Court finds solvent insurers shouldn't fill Reliance's coverage gap, and, William Barker of Sonnenschein, Nath & Rosenthal on recent insurance bad faith law make up this edition of the LexisNexis Insurance Law Center podcast. Copyrig

LexisNexis® Insurance Legal News Podcast for April 4, 2008

The Texas Supreme Court upholds the use of staff counsel absent a conflict of interest, and, University of Maryland School of Law Professor Robert Rhee discusses TRIA; all part of the Insurance Law Center audio wrapup. Copyright© 2008 LexisNexis, a divisi

LexisNexis® Insurance Legal News Podcast for March 21, 2008

The Arkansas high court finds faulty workmanship is not an occurrence, and, David Rossmiller of Dunn Carney in Portland, Ore. and insurancecoverageblog.com, make up the Insurance Law Center audio wrapup. Copyright© 2008 LexisNexis, a division of Reed Else

LexisNexis® Insurance Legal News Podcast for March 7, 2008

The 9th Circuit finds a defamation claim gives rise to a potential duty to defend, and, Jennifer Mailander discusses guidelines for compliance management of insurance companies in China -- part of the Insurance Law Center audio wrapup. Copyright© 2008 Lex

LexisNexis® Insurance Legal News Podcast for February 29, 2008

Three recent Texas Supreme Court insurance decisions, and, David Bryan Leonard on silent PPOs and California workers compensation make up the Insurance Law Center weekly wrapup. Copyright© 2008 LexisNexis, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. For the latest i

LexisNexis® Insurance Legal News Podcast for February 22, 2008

New York's high court finds consequential damages allowable in a first party bad faith claim, and, David Bryan Leonard on silent PPOs and California workers compensation make up the Insurance Law Center weekly wrapup. Copyright© 2008 LexisNexis, a divisio

LexisNexis® Insurance Legal News Podcast for February 8, 2008

The New Jersey Supreme Court affirms reinstatement of a later-filed New Jersey environmental coverage action, and Matt Wildermuth discusses possible coverage for subprime mortgage issues - all part of the Insurance Law Center weekly wrapup. Copyright© 200

LexisNexis® Insurance Legal News Podcast for February 1, 2008

The Arizona high court restricts insurers from lowering underinsured motorist payments, and Matt Wildermuth discusses possible coverage for subprime mortgage issues - all part of the Insurance Law Center weekly wrapup. Copyright© 2008 LexisNexis, a divisi

LexisNexis® Insurance Legal News Podcast for January 25, 2008

The Texas Supreme Court finds an insurer cannot deny coverage for a patent case based on untimely notice. Plus, Randy Maniloff of White and Williams on 2007's most significant coverage cases; all part of the Insurance law center weekly wrapup. Copyright©

LexisNexis® Insurance Legal News Podcast for January 18, 2008

Two Florida high court decisions on faulty or defective workmanship coverage, and, coverage is sought for Bluetooth headset actions. These and other stories and Randy Maniloff on 2007's most significant coverage decisions make up the insurance law center

LexisNexis® Insurance Legal News Podcast for January 11, 2008

An insurer agrees to pay $42.5 M to clean up contaminated facilities in 3 states, and a California appeals court reverses a judgment in favor of an insurer finding fact issues on a rescission delay. Hear these and other stories from LexisNexis® Mealey's™

LexisNexis® Insurance Legal News Podcast for January 4, 2008

An appeals court says carbon monoxide poisoning of 10 people triggers only one policy limit, and, surveillance evidence supports the denial of disability benefits in cases in Michigan and Louisiana. Hear these and other stories from LexisNexis® Mealey's™

LexisNexis® Insurance Legal News Podcast for December 21, 2007

A Florida judge finds a duty to defend against a trademark infringement action, and, an Ohio judge finds a coverage determination cannot be made for a junk fax ads action. Hear these and other stories from LexisNexis® Mealey's™ Insurance Litigation Report

LexisNexis® Insurance Legal News Podcast for December 14, 2007

The Illinois high court says selective tender doesn't supersede horizontal exhaustion; and a January trial date is set in the Scruggs bribery suit, plus Scott Glovsky on trying an insurance bad faith case. Hear these and other stories from LexisNexis® Mea

LexisNexis® Insurance Legal News Podcast for December 7, 2007

California's high court affirms the existence of triable issues on a UIM claim investigation, a jury finds American Re acted in bad faith, and, Michael Levine of Hunton & Williams on lead paint toy recall insurance implications. Hear these and other stori

LexisNexis® Insurance Legal News Podcast for November 30, 2007

The 6th Circuit finds no coverage for routine discharges, and an Illinois panel finds a TCPA coverage complaint alleges sufficient facts. These stories and Daniel Gerber of Goldberg Segalla on coverage implications of the subprime mortgage meltdown. Hear

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