In Friedauer v. Purdy, the New Jersey Appellate Division recently decided that a jury must make the decision, and not the trial judge, as to whether an insurance agent’s duty…
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In a recent opinion, the NJ Appellate Division decided that insurance providers’ EIFS and continuous and progressive damage exclusions are enforceable, despite being challenged by appeals. In American Properties v….
The New Jersey Supreme Court has ruled in a case entitled Pareja v. Princeton Int’l Properties that commercial landowners do not have a duty to remove an accumulation of snow…
Recently, the New Jersey Appellate Division found that an insureds acceptance of an actual cash value payment and subsequent failure to submit proof of repairs up to the replacement…
New Jersey’s highest court decided in City of Asbury Park v. Star Insurance Company that an insurance company’s subrogation claim takes priority over a municipality’s deductible/self- insured retention (SIR). In…
A recent New Jersey appeals court ruling found that water damage to a vacation home caused by leaking pipes was not covered under a named perils insurance policy. In Cusamano…
In Chartis Propriety Casualty Company v. Inganamort, the Third Circuit found that, when handling a property damage claim under an all-risk maritime policy, the insured has the burden of proving…
The New Jersey Appellate Division in New Jersey Transit v. Certain Underwriters at Lloyds, et al, A-1026-17T1 (App. Div. Slip Op. November 18, 2019) recently held that storm surge damage…
New Jersey made the news this week, sandwiched among immigration issues and the retirement announcement of United States Supreme Court Justice Anthony M. Kennedy, the New Jersey highest court, has…
In a recent opinion, Linda Francese and Rocco R. Giordano v. Narragansett Bay Insurance Company et al., the New Jersey Appellate Division reversed an order dismissing plaintiffs Linda Francese and…