Does Time Stand Still? The Procedural Implications of COVID-19 in Washington, Oregon, and California

Insuralex´s exclusive member in California explains procedural implicatons of COVID-19 in Washington, Oregon and California The Procedural Implications of COVID-19 in Washington, Oregon, and California The judiciary tends to lag
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California’s New Year’s Resolution: Let’s Make Discovery More Expensive

California has long given parties producing documents the option of producing them either as they are kept in the ordinary course of business or organized and labeled to correspond to
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The Only Constant is Change: New California Insurance Laws for 2020

Insuralex´s exclusive member in California talks about the new California insurance laws for 2020 The California legislature didn’t exactly leave coal in the insurance industry’s stocking in 2019, but it
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California Supreme Court Concludes Notice-Prejudice Rule Applies To Consent Clauses In First-Party Insurance Policies

Insuralex´s exclusive member in California writes about the notice-prejudice rule. August, 2019  By Andrew B. Downs When it comes to insurance coverage, one cue to the court’s feelings about an issue
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A deal is not a deal: California Court uses uniform voidable transactions act to invalidate policyholder release of bad faith claim

In a case that ought to remind us that there are few limits to the creativity of the policyholder bar, and that if a course of action seems too cute,
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Insuralex chooses Bullivant Houser Bailey PC as its exclusive member in California

Bullivant Houser Bailey PC, a U.S. West Coast based law firm providing legal services in the area of insurance law and related litigation, announced that it has become the exclusive
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