Event Summary:
Insurance policies of all types typically require insureds to notify the insurer of any lawsuits first. In cases when an insured fails to provide such notice, there shall be no coverage for the resulting verdict. However, in GEICO Indemnity Co. v. Whiteside, the Court asserted that the failure of the insured to give notice does not excuse the insurer of potential liability for a bad faith. The decision was based on several factors, including the failure to properly name the insured and to provide a copy of the policy.
In this LIVE Webcast, a panel of key thought leaders organized by The Knowledge Group will provide a comprehensive analysis of the implications of GEICO Indem. Co. v. Whiteside decision on pending cases as well as on the general bad faith litigation area. Speakers will also offer litigation strategies in this ever-changing regulatory landscape.
Key topics include:
Bad Faith Litigation: Recent Trends and Developments
The Duties of the Insurers and the Insured
Demystifying the Implications of GEICO Indem. Co. v. Whiteside
Exploring Effective Litigation Strategies
What Lies Ahead
Speakers/Faculty Panel
Mr. Adam R. Durst
Partner
Goldberg Segalla
Mr. Edward J. Currie, Jr.
Shareholder
Currie Johnson & Myers, P.A.
For an updated list of the faculty panel, please visit:
https://knowledgewebcasts.com/know-portfolio/implications-of-geico-v-whiteside-on-bad-faith-litigation-cle/
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