by Anthony Antonellis | Apr 24, 2023 | Uncategorized
By Charles F. Rourke II A client’s post-accident admission of liability can create insurmountable obstacles even in cases where liability is weak. Whether to diffuse a distressful situation, placate an excitable party, or out of a general sense of wrongdoing, the...
by Anthony Antonellis | Dec 10, 2022 | Uncategorized
By Emily Kaminska For those facing coverage issues arising from damage caused by cold weather and frozen pipe bursts, this article will provide an analysis of common reasonable care to maintain heat provisions, highlighting principal cases addressing the issue across...
by Anthony Antonellis | Aug 23, 2022 | COVID
By Laura Meyer Gregory and Alexandra B. Howard, Sloane and Walsh, LLP Virtually all states issued various emergency orders to address safety concerns related to the COVID-19 pandemic throughout the first half of 2020, whether executive, legislative, or judicial in...
by Anthony Antonellis | Oct 26, 2021 | General
The Massachusetts Division of Insurance recently issued a bulletin addressing the issue of crumbling foundations due to high concentrations of pyrrhotite in homes in Massachusetts in relation to home insurance underwriting practices. Pyrrhotite is found in concrete...
by Anthony Antonellis | Nov 4, 2020 | Uncategorized
By Laura Meyer Gregory, Esq., CPCU, and Shari E. Belitz, Esq. The arrival of COVID-19 has brought so many changes for all of us and more changes are likely to come in so many ways. The insurance and legal industries have been significantly impacted and continue to be...
