Declarations: The Coverage Opinions Interview With Dr. Michael Baden
Forensic pathologist Michael Baden has performed over 20,000 autopsies and been involved in the investigation of some of the most high-profile deaths in America.  I had the privilege of interviewing Dr. Baden, for the ABA Journal website, on his recently-published book. He looks at some medical examiners who -- especially in cases involving the actions of police officers – see themselves not as independent scientists, but part of the prosecution team. 

Encore: Randy Spencer's Open Mic
A Cold One For Insured: "Fungi Exclusion" Precludes Coverage For Spilled Beer

New York Daily News: Maniloff Looks At The History Of Litigation Over Balloons (Really)

More On ChatGPT: Potential Impact Of Using Artificial Intelligence In Claims Handling

Stall Door Falls In BigLaw Firm's Bathroom: Enter The Coverage Lawyers

Additional Insured Issue I've Never Seen: What Does "Blanket" Mean?

Insurer Logo On ROR Gets Coverage Action Booted From Federal Court

Unique Situation: Is Faulty Workmanship An "Occurrence?" 

Dude, These Flushable Wipes Aren't So Flushable: Is That An "Occurrence?"

Pollution Exclusion: Court Says Don't Look To Case Law For The Answer

Court Rejects Coverage Hail Mary: Killing Someone Was Not Part Of The Insured's Plumbing Business

Dog Bite Coverage Case With An Interesting (Belly) Rub

It Paid – Literally -- To Operate As A Physician With A Suspended License

Indiana Appeals Court Rejects Insured's Effort To Kigerize The Lead Exclusion

Tapas: Small Dishes Of Insurance Coverage
• Insurer's Unique Coverage For "Personal And Advertising Injury" Negated By Unique Exclusion