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October 07, 2025
Co. Not Covered In $21M Concrete Mix Error Suit, Insurer Says
An excess insurer said it has no duty to defend or indemnify a concrete company accused of causing $21 million worth of damage after supplying the wrong concrete mix for a highway construction project, telling a California federal court Tuesday that its policy has not yet been triggered.
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October 07, 2025
Fla. High Court Told Law Bars Insurer Suit Against Condo
A condominium association told the Florida Supreme Court on Tuesday that an insurer can't sue for damages to an owner's unit, arguing a 2021 state law that went into effect provided immunity from a negligence lawsuit stemming from a policy claim brought afterward.
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October 07, 2025
Reinsurer Resists Arbitration In $7M Letter Of Credit Fight
A Qatari insurance conglomerate's reinsurance unit told a North Carolina federal court that its dispute with a domestic insurer over the insurer's roughly $7 million letter of credit drawdown shouldn't go to arbitration, arguing that a contract the insurer relies on is "wholly unrelated" to the letter of credit.
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October 07, 2025
Title Insurer Fights Mortgage Lender's Fraud Claim
A title insurer has no duty to pay a mortgage lender's claim over a $510,000 loan a borrower alleged was fraudulent, it told a North Carolina federal court, saying its closing protection letter explicitly excludes coverage for third-party fraud and that no policy was ever issued.
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October 07, 2025
Understanding And Managing Jurors' Hindsight Bias
Hindsight bias — wherein events seem more predictable after the fact than they were beforehand — presents a persistent cognitive distortion in jury decision-making, but attorneys can mitigate its effects at trial through awareness, repetition and framing, say consultants at Courtroom Sciences.
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