The Legal Intelligencer...insurer and a company that installed a...He ruled that TIG Insurance would be entitled...
...a Client Insurance payments are not recoverable as...s settlement, the [Ohio Casualty] company's payment of settlement proceeds...
...cases of interest are a legal malpractice suit against Margolis Edelstein, an insurance case asking whether emotional distress absent physical injury can be covered under...
The Pennsylvania Superior Court has upheld a $20 million award, including $15 million in punitive damages, given by a Philadelphia jury that found a plastic surgeon and a nurse anesthetist liable for
...Hammersmith v. TIG Insurance Co....
...Hammersmith v. TIG Ins. Co....
...provided by Eastguard Insurance Co., a Guard Insurance subsidiary. When York left the company in November 2000, TIG was providing the employer's coverage....
...provided by Eastguard Insurance Co., a Guard Insurance subsidiary. When York left the company in November 2000, TIG was providing the employer's coverage....
...World Trade Center insurance trial ruled yesterday...Fire Insurance Co., Tig Insurance Co., Westfield...Representing Travelers Indemnity Company, Harvey Kurzweil of...
...in the "secret agenda" of TIG Insurance Co., Warner-Chappell's insurer...
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