Joyce
Wang and David Graeven, Ph.D., | Mandalay Bay Casino and Resort
Las Vegas, | October 2005
This article discusses jury perceptions following a disaster, venue issues and restrictions, successful tactics used to influence
a jury in your favor.
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Asim
K. Desai and Keith Turner | Mealey's Additional Insured Conferences,
Pasadena, California, | May 2005
This article addresses and explains issues relating to/and arising
out of additional insured endorsements and multiple policyholders
including conflicts of interest, separate defense counsel, separate
claims handling, expense issues and Model Rule 1.7 Conflict of Interest:
Current Clients.
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Asim K. Desai and Howard Smith
| PLRB/LIRB National Claims conference, San Antonio, Texas , | May
2005
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Joyce C. Wang | American Conference Institute | April 2005
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Asim
K. Desai | Insurance Coverage and Claims Institutes, Chicago,
Illinois, | April 2005
Five-Day Demands. No-Information Tender Letters. Stipulated Judgments,
"Actual Trials" and Covenants not to Execute: this article explains
the most recent bad-faith set up tools designed to unscrew the caps
off policy limits, as well as how best to respond. Full
Text (PDF)
May 2003 | Asim
K. Desai, Howard Smith
Precis: The hybrid contract/tort claim known as "bad faith" continues
to evolve. This article presents an overview of "bad faith," and attempts
to set forth practical claims handling advice to minimize bad faith
exposures. Full Text (PDF)
April 2003 | by Joyce Wang, Patrick M. Quigley Precis: Mold is an issue claims professionals have to be prepared to handle. This paper addresses part of the coverage analysis process: What caused the loss; and when can an insured claim that mold is a covered ensuing loss? This article will also examine ensuing losses specifically in the context of the faulty workmanship and defective design exclusions and review some of the case law that may impact these types of losses. Full Text (PDF)
March 2003 | by Joyce Wang, Henry Su Precis: This article discusses the potential liability of primary and lower level excess insurers for bad faith against higher level excess insurers. Full Text (PDF)
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