Personal Injury, Civil Procedure, Civil Remedies

Discoverability of Documents in Insurance Bad Faith Claims

by Pavlack Law, LLC on 5/17/2013

This week we take a look at the ability to discover documents from an insurance company's claim's file in an insurance bad faith claim through the recent Southern District of Indiana decision in Woodruff v. American Family...more

Q&A With Carlton Fields' Wendy Lumish

by Wendy Lumish | Carlton Fields on 5/14/2013

Q: What is the most challenging case you have worked on and what made it challenging? A: Frankly, many of my cases are extremely challenging because I am generally defending a large corporation against a horribly injured...more

Weekly Law Resume - May 9, 2013: A Single Statutory Settlement Offer Made to Multiple Plaintiffs in a Wrongful Death Suit is Valid

by Thomas LoSavio | Low, Ball & Lynch on 5/14/2013

Amy Jo McDaniel, et al. v. Loyd Richard Asuncion Court of Appeal, Fifth District (March 27, 2013) California has a statutory settlement procedure (Code of Civil Procedure § 998) by which a party may make a written...more

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Discoverability of Documents in Insurance Bad Faith Claims

Q&A With Carlton Fields' Wendy Lumish

Weekly Law Resume - May 9, 2013: A Single Statutory Settlement Offer Made to Multiple Plaintiffs in a Wrongful Death Suit is Valid

Filing Indiana Med Mal Complaint via Third-Party Carrier Does Not Toll Statute of Limitations

White Paper: The Other Shoe Drops – Corenbaum Answers Questions Raised by Howell

What Are My Rights if I Was in a Hit-and-Run Bicycle Accident?

Ontario Court Dismisses “Speculative” Challenge to a Prospective Wind Turbine Project

First Circuit Vacates Denial Of Class Certification In Opinion Concerning Pfizer’s Off-Label Marketing Of Neurontin

Court of Appeal Applies Howell Rule to Future Medical Expenses and Noneconomic Damages

Court Affirms that Emotional Distress Claims Cannot Arise from Post-Accident Conduct

Supreme Court Rules on Equitable Defenses to Reimbursement Claim by Employee Health Plan

7th Circuit Holds Expert Testimony Based on Aspirational Industry Guidelines Admissible

Limited Tort Reform Passes Virginia Assembly

Attorneys' Fees Reduce ERISA Plan's Recovery From Common Fund

School Board Liability for Sexual Abuse of Students by Staff - An Area to be Watched

Howell Rule Applies When Medical Services Were Paid by Medicare, Court of Appeal Concludes

Upholding CAFA’S Intended Purpose

Appellate Notes: Week of April 1, 2013

Burr Alert: The Emperor’s New Economic Loss Rule

Changes to the Rules governing litigation in England - The Jackson Reforms

7th Circuit Extends Bivens Civil Rights Actions to Brady Violations

Recent Changes To The BP Claims Program

Hot Dog Eye Injury Lawsuit Against Kansas City Royals – Instant Replay

Helping You Help Your Patients: Learning about insurance issues in MVA cases

Could Arbitration Of Cost-Prohibitive State Law Claims Be Compelled While Similar Federal Claims Stay In Court?

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