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By Richard J. Cohen, Daniel W. Gerber, and Michael T. Glascott, Partners, Goldberg Segalla LLP Section 47.01[1] discusses the fact that policies that insure tangible property require direct physical loss or damage to the covered property during the...

The Summer 2011 Issue of New Appleman on Insurance: Current Critical Issues in Insurance Law features three timely articles on the frontiers of insurance coverage disputes: Advice of Counsel and Insurance Bad Faith: Current Contours and Criticisms...

By Jeffrey E. Thomas, Associate Dean and Professor of Law at the University of Missouri - Kansas City Uninsured and underinsured motorist insurance issues are among the most technical and complex in the area of automobile insurance. This chapter is...

By David B. Goodwin, P. Benjamin Duke, and R. Gregory Rubio This chapter provides an introduction to the basic contours of the law applicable to policies of commercial property insurance and the fundamental considerations that commercial businesses...

By Andrew Janquitto, Partner, Mudd, Harrison & Burch, L.L.P Chapter 62 examines physical damage coverage for motor vehicles, which is a first-party insurance coverage designed to protect the insured vehicle from direct and accidental loss caused...

By Marc J. Shrake, Attorney Section 44.01 provides a framework for analyzing causation questions in property insurance policies. It acknowledges the brain-twisting nature of "causation" throughout history, encompassing not only philosophy...

By Rene L. Siemens, Vincent E. Morgan, Alyson R. Parker, Dawn M. Jenkins This chapter discusses exclusions that are often found in property insurance policies, with a particular emphasis on the All-Risk Form.[1] The All-Risk Form, which covers all causes...

By John Garaffa, Kathy Maus and Julie Simonsen This chapter addresses the issues that can govern whether the loss or damage to particular property falls within the coverage provided by an insurance contract. As in a news story, the critical questions...

The Winter 2011 issue of New Appleman on Insurance: Current Critical Issus in Insurance Law features three timely articles of significant importance: • The Supreme Court's 2011 Class Action Decisions: Their Impact on Insurance Class Actions...

New Appleman Insurance Bad Faith Litigation, Second Edition is a one-volume law and practice guide that discusses the duties and obligations of insurers to their insureds, and the consequences of the insurer's breach of its duty of good faith and...

The Missouri Supreme Court cited the chapter written by Douglas Richmond on agent and broker liability in the New Appleman on Insurance Law Library Edition several times in Emerson Electric Co. v. Marsh & McLennan Cos., 362 S.W.3d 7 (Mo. 2012) , a...

Firm Cracks NLJ 250 Mark and Enters NYLJ 100 Just days after The National Law Journal ’s annual NLJ 350 survey of the nation’s largest law firms showed Goldberg Segalla to be the fourth-fastest growing law firm in the country, the New York...

Possibly the most important current development in insurance coverage law in the nation is the ongoing project of the American Law Institute to create the "Principles of Liability Insurance Law". The purpose of the project is to develop principles...

Section 16.04 of New Appleman on Insurance Law Library Edition deals with the relationship that exists between insureds, their insurers, and the insurer-directed legal counsel that insurers provide to their insureds. You can download a free copy of this...

LexisNexis is pleased to announce the upcoming publication of the next new volume of New Appleman on Insurance Library Edition . New Volume 10 is solely devoted to comprehensive analyses of Fidelity Insurance and is composed of 26 chapters, each written...