This online and monthly print report is the only resource tracking insurance coverage litigation filed in the wake of Superstorm Sandy. The report not only offers a continuous feed of information on relevant disputes over coverage of flood, surge and wind damage, sewage backup, business interruption caused by power outage, civil authority and ingress/egress restrictions and the myriad other issues impacting insurers and their insureds along the East Coast, but it also examines relevant cases across the country that involve hurricane-related claims.
Superstorm Sandy Insurance Litigation - Issue: 49
Take-Nothing Judgment Upheld in Texas Hurricane Ike Action
4th Cir. Reverses Award to Policyholders in Flood Case, Says Lawsuit Time-Barred
Commercial Warehouse Owners Sue Insurer, Public Adjuster, Following Denial of Flood Claim
Insurer Satisfied Obligation to Furrier for Sandy Business Loss Expenses, N.J. Appellate Court Rules
N.Y. Judge Denies Insurer’s Motion for Summary Judgment in Sandy Business Interruption Case
Loss of Docks During Rainstorm Caused by Flooding, Not High Winds, 8th Cir. Affirms
Policy’s Suit Limitations Clause Bars Superstorm Sandy Action, Del. Judge Rules
Broker Had No Duty to Advise Insured of Need for Higher Policy Limits, N.J. Appeals Court Affirms
