Declarations: The Coverage Opinions Interview With Fred Fielding
Sitting Down With The Quintessential Washington Insider: Twice-White House Counsel, One-Time Candidate For "Deep Throat" And Al Haig Setter-Straighter
Fred Fielding served as White House counsel to Presidents Ronald Reagan and George W. Bush. He served as deputy counsel to John Dean, Nixon's White House counsel during Watergate. Fielding was a leading candidate to be "Deep Throat." In the aftermath of the Reagan assassination attempt, it was Fielding who would tell Alexander Haig – no, you're not in charge. I spent an hour with the man called the quintessential Washington insider-lawyer.

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Randy Spencer’s Open Mic
Insurance Coverage For Lost Memory

Encore: Randy Spencer's Open Mic
Is There Coverage?: Child Gets His Tongue Stuck On A Frozen Pole

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For Your Insurance Coverage Christmas Tree

Three Thanksgiving -- Insurance Coincidences

Study: Insurers Win 80-90% Of Federal Court Liability Coverage Cases

Congratulations Michael Teitelbaum
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Insurer Provides Defense And Indemnity: And May Still Be In Bad Faith

New Decision Shows Yet Another Possibly "Ineffective ROR" Issue
The Need For Multiple ROR Letters

Washington High Court To Address A Significant Additional Insured Issue

Washington High Court's Widely Discussed Xia Decision Does Not Grant Coverage

Third Circuit Puts The Kibosh On A Pennsylvania Self-Defense Exception To "Four Corners"

Construction Site Bodily Injury Exclusion Applies To Both Upstream And Downstream Employees

A "Number Of Occurrences" Fact Pattern I've Never Seen

Tapas: Small Dishes Of Insurance Coverage
• Insurer "Closing Its File" Started Running Of Statute Of Limitations
• Court Addresses Meaning Of Insured's Request for "Soup To Nuts" Coverage