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California
Ninth Circuit Limits Excess Insurers’ Ability to Question Settlement Payments by Lower Level Insurers Based on Improper Erosion Theory
Nevada
Defenses Raised in an Answer Can Be Waived if Not Timely Reaffirmed in Discovery
Arizona
Arizona and an Excess Carrier’s Equitable Subrogation Claim
Illinois
The Discovery and Use of Social Media Evidence in Illinois
Washington
Liberally Construed Elements of the Consumer Protection Act
Nuclear Verdicts
California’s Supreme Court Opens a Path So Plaintiffs Can Recover Greater Nuclear Verdicts™ Against “Deep Pocket” Defendants
Nevada
The Importance of Opposing Petitions for Exemption from Arbitration When Plaintiff Has Not Provided any Exhibits to Support a Damage Calculation
Featured Articles
New Partner Spotlight: William Johnson
Washington
Admission of Intoxication Precluded BAC Evidence at Trial and a Tenant’s Guest is Precluded From Claims Under RLTA
California
Protecting Your Client by Way of a Protective Order
COVID-19
Liability Protections in a COVID-19 World
Colorado
One Way a Plaintiff May Try to Get Around Colorado’s Noneconomic Cap in a Wrongful Death Case: Claim a Felonious Killing
California
California Court Refuses to Reduce a $9.25 Million Award
Arizona
Future of Litigation in Arizona: Potential Influx of Non-Lawyer Money?
Employment
The Downward Spiral: Poor Litigation Often Leads to A Meritless Appeal
Nevada
Nevada Clarifies the Factors a Court Must Consider When Determining Whether Excusable Neglect Exists
Colorado
“No Helmet, No Problem,” but Defendants Pay for It: Colorado’s Lack of a Helmet Law
Property
Use It or Lose It: Owners of Condemned Property Have an Option to Repurchase When Government Fails to Timely Develop or Reauthorize Public Use
COVID-19
Separation of Powers and Mandamus: to Release or Not to Release Prisoners During the COVID-19 Pandemic
COVID-19
New York Bill Narrows Liability Immunity for Nursing Homes and Hospitals
COVID-19
Impacted Florida Businesses – Are they Covered for COVID-19-Related Business Losses?
COVID-19
The California Court’s “Fastpass” to Trial within 120 days – Considerations in Approaching California’s Preference Statute in a Post-Pandemic World
California
A Preservation of Evidence Letter is Not Enough to Protect an Attorney or Their Client From Consequences for Spoliation of Evidence
Arizona