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For visitors looking for insurance coverage laws, litigation, risk management, or compliance issues, the National Law Review has up-to-date content on insurance and reinsurance-related matters.

Insurance Coverage in a Variety of Situations

Coverage includes different types of insurance policies companies require when doing business with clients, or professionals in the medical/legal field require, to protect themselves (licenses) against lawsuits. Malpractice insurance for legal and medical professionals, professional liability insurance for a store-owner, environmental liability, business interruption insurance coverage for companies, and commercial general liability (CGL) insurance, for large corporations, are among the different cases and stories visitors to the National Law Review will find, when visiting the site. Additionally, following major catastrophic events, such as flooding, hurricanes, or other loss of income, which causes a business to shut its doors, property loss, and business interruption insurance coverage is available to businesses. Cyber insurance is another major area of insurance law today, given cyber-attacks, fraud, data breaches, and security issues online. The National Law Review covers the basics as it relates to these, and other forms of insurance, requirements for businesses, and how it will protect them from lawsuits in their niche industry. We also report on coverage/lack of coverage as it relates to insurance agreements involved in construction defects. This can be a major issue, especially in dealing with government contracts, and we provide detailed information about procedures, risks, and what companies should do, in the event they don’t have a policy (lapse), when working on certain contracts.

Insurance Litigation

Visitors to NLR can also read about insurance disputes as they relate to bad-faith claims, extra-contractual liability, or fiduciary arrangements between companies/clients. Insurance fraud, toxic torts, class actions, and other premium situations are frequently covered online. Additionally, insurance litigation at the district court and state court level is analyzed by the legal experts who write for the National Law Review.

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Date	Title	Organization
14 Jan	New Year, New COVID-19 Securities Claims Present Continued D&O Exposures	Hunton Andrews Kurth
14 Jan	Day Four Notes for the 40th Annual J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference, 2022	Sheppard, Mullin, Richter & Hampton LLP
14 Jan	Health Plan and Insurer Coverage for Over-The-Counter COVID-19 Testing	Vedder Price
14 Jan	Eleventh Circuit Highlights Importance of Unambiguous Disclaimers in SPDs	Jackson Lewis P.C.
13 Jan	Prison Break: Insurer Seeks to Escape Coverage for Suit Tied to “El Chapo”	Hunton Andrews Kurth
12 Jan	The COVID-19 Home Game: Biden Administration Requires Insurance to Cover At-Home Tests	Bradley Arant Boult Cummings LLP
12 Jan	COVID-19 Testing Coverage Requirements for Group Health Plans and Insurers to Take Effect on January 15, 2022	Ogletree, Deakins, Nash, Smoak & Stewart, P.C.
12 Jan	New COVID-19 At-Home Test Coverage Requirements Increase Need for Heightened Focus on Health Care Entity’s Billing Practices	Robinson & Cole LLP
11 Jan	You Can Go Home Again: Tri-Agencies Release New Group Health Plan Coverage Requirements for Over-the-Counter At-Home COVID-19 Tests	Proskauer Rose LLP
11 Jan	Tri-Agencies Release Guidance on Coverage of OTC COVID-19 Tests	Sheppard, Mullin, Richter & Hampton LLP
11 Jan	New York Ends the Year with Onerous New Insurance Coverage Disclosure Rules for Defendants in Product Liability Litigation	Wilson Elser Moskowitz Edelman & Dicker LLP
10 Jan	Another State Court Rules That Insurers Cannot Escape COVID-19	Hunton Andrews Kurth
10 Jan	Let’s Eat Grandma = Let’s Eat, Grandma?	Hunton Andrews Kurth
5 Jan	Michigan’s New Cannabis Liability Insurance Requirements Raise Concerns by Licensees, Insurers	Wilson Elser Moskowitz Edelman & Dicker LLP
5 Jan	Ransomware in 2022: You May Be Screwed, but Without Insurance It Could Always Be Worse	Hunton Andrews Kurth
5 Jan	To Rescind a Contract, the Duress Must Come from Outside Any Threatened Breach	Womble Bond Dickinson (US) LLP
3 Jan	Does Your Cyber Insurance Policy Look More Like Health Insurance?	Jackson Lewis P.C.
30 Dec	Hospital Reimbursement Opportunity Remains After CMS Decides Not to Finalize DSH Payment Calculations Changes	McDermott Will & Emery
22 Dec	New PCORI Fee Amounts Announced for the 2022 Reporting Period	Jackson Lewis P.C.
21 Dec	North Carolina Muddies the Water on the Economic Loss Doctrine	Bradley Arant Boult Cummings LLP