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Conversion Is An Intentional Tort And Can Never Be An Occurrence

Liability insurance, by definition, requires the existence of a fortuitous act that is either unknown or unintended by the insured. When the only tortious charge against the insured is the intentional tort of conversion, it is an event that is both known and intended and thus not an occurrence.
October 14, 2020 Litigation


Keys To Limiting Litigation Liability

Over the last decade, businesses have placed tremendous focus on improving the safety of their products, their establishments and the services they provide to their customers. They have taken advantage of data, technology and enhanced risk management practices driving safety and quality.
October 13, 2020 Auto Liability Litigation



Insurers Face Mounting Litigation For Denied Business Interruption Claims

A Washington Post reviewer described St. Arnold’s Mussel Bar as "a cozy, basement-level Belgian beer bar and mussels restaurant hidden away on Jefferson Place NW."<br />But in March of this year, St. Arnold’s closed its doors and turned out the lights as the owners responded to operating restrictions due to COVID-19.
October 13, 2020 Litigation