No Covid-19 Litigation Stay In his last few days serving in Philadelphia’s Commerce Court, Judge Gary S. Glazer issued an Order denying an insurer’s request…
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Judge Christine Ward of Pittsburgh’s Commerce and Complex Litigation Center recently granted summary judgment against an insurer that had denied business loss coverage arising out…
The ABA’s Section of Business Law has posted four podcasts in connection with its publication of The Business Courts Benchbook. A summary of the first…
The West Virginia Business Court Division recently issued its 2020 Annual Report. A copy of the report can be found here. General background This nine-year…
Nassau County Commercial Division Judge Timothy Driscoll recently found that a movie theater did not have insurance coverage for business losses, based on a COVID-19…
Las Vegas Business Court Judge Mark R. Denton issued an order last week denying an insurer’s efforts to dismiss a Covid-19 business interruption insurance coverage…
A Philadelphia restaurant, Taps & Bourbon on Terrace, LLC, (Taps & Bourbon) sought business interruption insurance coverage from Certain Underwriters at Lloyd’s, London (Lloyds) arising…
Effective July 15, 2020, Rule 1 of the Rules of Practice for the Commercial Division of the New York State Supreme Court was amended to…
In two Covid-19 pandemic cases, the Marion County Indiana Commercial Court, located in Indianapolis, issued opinions in connection with commercial leases. Simon Property Group is…
New York Commercial Division judges have issued a number of Covid-19 related opinions during the pandemic. Commercial Reasonableness During Covid-19 In D2 Mark LLC v.…