A recent decision by the West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals could affect cases that an insurance company may be defending subject to a reservation of rights. Insurers must now be pro-active to raise and preserve potential coverage defenses. Failing to ensure that essential interrogatories are posed to the jury could foreclose the insurer from… Read more »
Articles In This Issue: 1. Understanding Bankruptcy Preference Litigation: And How Best To Avoid It 2. Killing the Messenger? How FASB’s Proposal To Expand A Company’s Obligation to Disclose Litigation Loss Contingencies May Do More Harm Than Good 3. Employers’ Cost-Cutting Measures In Strained Economic Times 4. Changes to Pennsylvania’s Realty Transfer Tax Regulations Have… Read more »
Articles In This Issue: 1. An Employer’s Notice Obligations Under The Family And Medical Leave Act 2. Essential Considerations For Protecting A Company’s Most Valuable Information 3. The Emerging Trend Of Wage And Hour Litigation: Are You Prepared? 4. Protection Afforded To Employers By Job Reference Immunity Statutes 5. Employment Manuals: Why Every Employer Should Have… Read more »