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Notice of Circumstance
Federal Insurance Company sought to recover from Lexington Insurance Company payments made on behalf of its insured in a personal injury lawsuit. The lower court held that the insured failed to comply with the Notice of Circumstance provision in the policy and therefore was precluded from coverage under the Lexington policy. To determine if notice […]
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- If A Mistake Occurs Regarding Coverage of A Policy, The Policy Will Be Construed Consistent With The Intention of The Parties
- Chicago Attorney, David J. Roe, Suggest That an Insurance Policy Be Read As A Whole
- The Insurer Has A Duty to Settle Where There Could Be Liability In Excess of The Policy Limits
- Accidental/Intentional Acts By the Insured
- When a Premium Finance Company Cancels an Insurance Policy
- An Insured is In Possessory Control of Guests’ Property When it Fully Controls the Security Arrangements for the Property
- Setoff Provisions
- Illinois Insurance Attorney Looks at How A Lengthy Delay in Providing Notice is Not Always an Absolute Bar to Coverage
- Until Liability or Damages Are Determined, Any Declaration of Coverage or Policy Limits Would Be Advisory
- Within the Policy’s Coverage, Is There a Duty to Defend?
- When the underlying lawsuit alleges facts that may be covered under the insurance policy, the insurer has a duty to defend and provide coverage even if the suit is groundless or fraudulent
- A set-off provision in an insurance policy is a means for filling the gap between what another company pays and what an insured’s policy provides
- Catastrophic Crayons
- The Insured Bears the Burden
- Breach of Insurance Cooperation
- Insurance Policies Containing “Other Insurance” Clauses
- An Insurer’s Duty to Defend Accidents on Uninsured Premises
- Parties Are Only Bound By Arbitration Decisions for Issues They Have Agreed to Arbitrate
- Insurance Company Did Not Engage In Unreasonable or Vexatious Conduct
- Parties Choose the Law to Apply
- Multiple Other Insurance Excess Clauses Will Cancel Each Other Out
- Fraudulent Activity Exclusions Eliminate Insurer’s Duty to Defend
- Determining an Innkeepers Possessory Control of Guest property
- Criminal Acts Not Covered Under Insurance
- NEW MOUNT PROSPECT FIRE STATION
- POCKET CONSTITUTION AND COMPLEMENTARY COFFEE AT THE NEW MOUNT PROSPECT LILIA’S CAFÉ
- West Thomson Publishes Illinois Vehicle Insurance Reference Book
- Targeted Tenders To Reduce Business Costs
- Fax Blasting Covered Under A Commercial Liability Policy
