Bodily Injury, Additional Insured

Appellate Court in Pennsylvania Affirms Ruling on Gas Station Franchisor’s Indemnification Claims

Lathrop GPM on 9/13/2024

A state appellate court in Pennsylvania recently affirmed a trial court’s summary judgment ruling addressing a franchisor’s claims for indemnification in a personal injury dispute. Sunoco (R&M), LLC v. Pa. Nat'l Mut. Cas....more

New York Insurance Coverage Law Update - October 2021

Rivkin Radler LLP on 10/28/2021

Court Holds That Contractor’s Insurer Must Defend Owner As Additional Insured In Personal Injury Action Filed By Subcontractor’s Employee- A premises owner hired a contractor to perform an oil-to-gas boiler conversion, and...more

Two Recent Cases Highlight the Importance of Complying With New York’s Coverage Disclaimer Rules

White and Williams LLP on 1/30/2019

As two recent cases demonstrate, a coverage disclaimer in New York is only as good as its compliance with that state’s various rules for perfecting a disclaimer in connection with a bodily injury claim. Under New York...more

Another (need we say it?) Disappointed Additional Insured

Butler Snow LLP on 10/15/2018

One commentator has called the scope of Additional Insured coverage “[o]ne of the oldest and most confounding debates in the insurance world.” Another chapter was written the other day in Pioneer Cent. Sch. Dist. v. Preferred...more

Another Disappointed “Additional Insured.”

Butler Snow LLP on 6/16/2017

We’ve used this headline before. We’ll almost certainly use it again. The case this time, just handed down by the New York Court of Appeals, is Burlington Insurance Co. v. NYC Transit Authority....more

Yet ANOTHER Disappointed “Additional Insured”

Butler Snow LLP on 11/11/2015

The retail giant Costco joined the ranks of disappointed “Additional Insureds” the other day in a California Court of Appeals case, Costco Wholesale Corp. v. Tokio Marine and Nichido Fire Ins. Co. Ltd., which left Costco and...more

Additional Insureds Deserve Attention Too: New York Court Finds Insurer’s Reservation of Rights to Named Insured Did Not...

Carlton Fields on 11/6/2015

Liability insurers issuing or delivering policies in New York are well apprised of the statutory requirement that the insured is to be provided written notice of a disclaimer or denial of a bodily injury or death claim “as...more

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