A case deciding whether a non-compete clause included by the former owner of Eagle Insurance in his sale to People’s United Insurance, is still valid after that agency’s subsequent sale to AssuredPartners.
Insurance Law | Massachusetts
Boston Red Sox and MLB Aim Legal Beanball At Insurers With Billion-Dollar Lawsuit
30 Major League Baseball teams have filed suit against their 3 insurers seeking $1.6 billion in Business Interruption losses from the COVID-19 shutdowns.
Massachusetts Law To Make Insurers Pay Covid-19 Business Interruption Insurance Dies In Committee
An update on the Business Interruption Bill proposed in Massachusetts earlier this year.
Court Rules An Obscure Statute Cured Contract Breach For A Three-Year Delay In Undisputed Claim Payment
A discussion of a recent Appellate Division of the District Court ruling a little-used statute can protect an insurance entity from a breach of contract for the payment of money.
MA Appeals Court Denies Ballet Master’s Claim Insurers Must Defend A Ballerina’s Sexual Abuse Suit
After receiving the claimant and insurers’ briefs, the Appeals Court issued an unusual order and ordered supplemental briefing on two issues that neither insurer had raised or argued.
