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Many a businessperson is served with a deposition subpoena at some point in their career. The document is essentially a court order, issued by an attorney to a non-party witness, which compels them to go to a lawyer’s...

A recent California Appellate Court case has just come down entitled, Michael Bock v. Craig Hansen, 2014 DJDAR 4280.  In that case, Travelers Property and Casualty Company hired an adjuster, Craig Hansen, to adjust the loss....

In a recent case, the California Court of Appeal found that for purposes of determining whether an additional insured to an excess and umbrella liability policy is entitled to a defense by an insurer, the reasonable...

  It’s Valentine’s Day! And it falls on a Friday so you may be going out tonight and planning to give your special someone an expensive engagement ring and live happily ever after. Hopefully, that’s how life turns...

A couple of recent cases have come down that I thought were worthy of note. The first case, Alexander v. Farmers Insurance Company, decided by the Second Appellate District in California, deals with whether a court can stay...

Expert consultants are chosen for a myriad of reasons, some good and some not.  Hopefully, the expert is selected because he or she has a proven track record, knows the subject matter, investigates in a thorough and...

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  Hear Ye, Hear Ye. . . One of the more frequent questions that I receive from my insurance subrogation clients relates to the “hows” and “whens” of sending a notice letter to a potentially...