Category: Insurance Law
Verbal Agreement May Lead to Insurance Coverage
If your business is operating in Illinois with a commercial general liability policy, you may want to grab your policy and examine the language regarding the ability to name additional insureds. Many general liability policies include the right to extend coverage to other entities. This is done in order to provide liability to entities that
When Does a Primary Insurer Have a Duty to Advise an Insured of Potential Excess Policy Exposure
An insurance company’s duty to its insured does not end with the appointment of counsel. Rather, it extends past that and requires a primary insurer keep their insured abreast of the litigation progress, status and, as described in length in R.C. Wegman Construction Co. v. Admiral Insurance Co., that there would be excess insurance exposure