A Massachusetts District Court found that Atain Speciality had no duty to defend a Boston pedicab company nor its employee, nor did it have a duty indemnify them because the case involved a claim arising out of “an auto and the exclusion applied to the claim.”
MA Law | Insurance Coverage Cases
The Ins & Outs Of Massachusetts’ Short-Term Rental Law
Dubbed Massachusetts’ new “AirBnB Rule”, the new regulations involving short-term rentals include owner registration and the requirement of a million-dollar liability policy.
Restrictive Covenant No Bar to Producer Writing Unsolicited Former Clients at New Agency
Producer’s anti-piracy agreement ruled not to apply to unsolicited insureds seeking out producer.
Secured Lender Endorsement Trumps Commerce’s Auto Policy’s Ridesharing Exclusion
A Massachusetts Court rules ridesharing exclusion does not bar secured lender’s recovery under auto policy.
Genworth Loses Appeal Over The Denial Of Its 134% Rate Increase On Long-Term Care Insurance
Court affirms regulatory filings must be made through the Division’s SERFF System to be valid.
