Category:
Insurance Defense

Negligent Hiring can be an “Accident” for Purposes of Commercial General Liability Insurance Coverage

The Necessary and Essential Elements of Toxic Torts: Proving Level of Exposure

Fifth Circuit: “Information on the Internet” is not “In and of Itself” “Constructive Knowledge,” Which Would Defeat an Argument of Contra Non Valentem

Another Federal Circuit Takes Broad View of Issue Class Certification Under Rule 23(b)(3) and 23(c)(4)

Louisiana Defenses: Strategies for Avoiding Waiver of Claims Defenses

Louisiana Defenses: What is a Valid Assignment of a Right to Sue?

Louisiana Defenses: Open and Obvious (Part II)

Louisiana Defenses: Open and Obvious (Part I)

Louisiana Defenses: Defending Employer Liability for Worker’s Negligent Torts

Louisiana Defenses: Shorten the Prescription Period by Arguing Breach of Duty, Not Breach of Contract