A First Circuit Court of Appeals found that the failure to return a renewal questionnaire with updated information resulted in two Massachusetts insureds losing their optional collision and liability coverage and umbrella coverage in a Naples, Florida collision involving their Toyota Highlander and a $100,000 Lamborghini.
Insurance Law | Massachusetts
Federal Judge Dismisses Legal Sea Food’s Business Interruption Claim Against Strathmore Insurance
While the suit was pending, Legal sold its Thirty-two restaurants located in Massachusetts, the District of Columbia, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, and Virginia to the Medford-based owner of the Strega and Smith & Wollensky restaurants.
Mass. Court Rules Lexington’s Insured’s Agreement To Add Additional Insureds Not An “Insured Contract”
The dispute between the two insurers arose after a Haven employee had a catastrophic fall from Lanco’s scaffolding at Harvard Medical School.
First Circuit Holds Total Pollution Exclusion Does Not Apply Where An Endorsement May Provide Separate Grant Of Coverage
An insurance coverage lawsuit in Massachusetts confirming the importance of reading an insurance policy as a whole versus in parts.
Raynham Agent’s Non-Compete Escape Clause Included In Agency Sale Still Valid After Subsequent Stock Sale
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.
