A class action suit seeking overtime pay for unlicensed employees a bank hired who were to sell insurance and investment products after they obtained on their own time the necessary insurance and security licenses recently failed in Federal Court in Boston.
Massachusetts insurance law
Late Notice Excuses Seneca Specialty From Paying $350,000 Judgment Against Kitty O’Shea’s
A Boston restaurant who notified its insurer about a claim, but never notified the insurer about a suit, until it was too late.
Philadelphia Indemnity Had No Duty to Defend Known Property Damage Claim In Chelsea Condo On Admiral’s Hill
Federal judge rules insuring agreement bars coverage for recurring damages.
Mass. Appeals Court Rules No Bad Faith By Insurer Settling And Not Appealing Adverse Verdict
A Superior Court ruling that an insured doctor had no viable claims against her medical malpractice insurer, ProSelect, for refusing to appeal and unilaterally settling a $5 million judgment.
Ten Points To Know About Massachusetts’ Certification Of Insurance Law
Ten points about the insurance certificate statute worth knowing.
