The First Department, unanimously affirms Ford Marrin’s summary judgment victory on behalf of its client, The Burlington Insurance Company, and rejects an attempt to obtain coverage for contractual indemnification claims brought in an underlying personal injury action.

The firm won summary judgment in an insurance bad faith (extra-contractual) action, with the Court holding that our client did not breach the covenant of good faith and fair dealing and was not obligated to reimburse a financial broker for punitive damages assessed against him as a result of the sale of an unsuitable investment.

Wisconsin Supreme Court Holds that Each Claimant’s Exposure to Asbestos Constitutes a Separate Occurrence and Adopts “All Sums” Allocation, INSURANCE COVERAGE REPORT (JUNE, 2009)

Attempt to Correct Judgment Fails in Workers’ Compensation Case, (NYLJ, Jun. 12, 2009).

Seventh Circuit Affirms Exclusion of Evidence of FDA-Required Depressant Suicide Warnings Post-Dating Death, TORT AND PRODUCTS LIABILITY REPORTER (APRIL, 2009)