An amended version of the Comprehensive Insurance Disclosure Act recently went into effect in New York State. This law applies to all civil lawsuits filed in New York State Court on or after December 31, 2021. The first disclosures required by the law will be due soon and it is important for defendants to be aware of their new obligations.
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Running Out the Clock: The Period of Limitation in COVID-19 Insurance Lawsuits May Soon Come to an End
By Syed S. Ahmad & William P. Sowers, Jr. on
Posted in Business Interruption, Property
Most insurance policies include a period of limitation provision that limits how long policyholders have to sue their insurers for coverage under the policy. But those periods of limitation can be traps for the unwary. As with many insurance provisions, different states construe the same language differently. States not only start the clock at different times, some states pause the clock while the insurer considers whether it will provide coverage.
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Recall Insurance Insights: Hunton Lawyers Discuss Disclosure Risks in Sensitive Product Recalls and Coverage Litigation
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In a recent Law360 expert analysis, titled “Considering Disclosure Risks In Sensitive Product Recalls,” Hunton Andrews Kurth insurance lawyers Syed S. Ahmad and Geoffrey B. Fehling discuss the disclosure risks companies face in pursuing insurance coverage for losses arising from product recalls that involve potentially sensitive communications with the Food and Drug Administration…
Hunton Lawyers Author Virginia Lawyer Magazine Article, “On the Record: The Importance of Issue Preservation Throughout Litigation”
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In the December 2018 edition of Virginia Lawyer Magazine, Hunton Andrews Kurth insurance coverage lawyers Syed S. Ahmad, Patrick M. McDermott, and Latosha M. Ellis discuss the importance of preserving improperly excluded evidence into the trial record for post-trial motions or appellate review. In the article, the authors explain how to make an offer…
You’re Invited: What Every Litigator Should Know About Insurance and How It May Impact Your Case Strategy
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On February 22nd, Hunton insurance team partner Syed Ahmad and Mary Borja of Wiley Rein LLP will be speaking at the DC Bar’s CLE program “What Every Litigator Should Know About Insurance and How It May Impact Your Case Strategy.” The two hour class will discuss what steps an insured should take to…