Month: March 2012

In a reinsurance dispute, the doctrine of “invited error” prevented plaintiff, a ceding insurer, from complaining about a jury instruction given on a statute of limitations defense asserted by the defendants, two reinsurers. ( Transport Insurance Co. v. TIG Insurance … Read More

A bodily injury claim against an interstate trucker was not covered by the trucker’s basic commercial auto policy, but was covered by an MCS-90 financial responsibility endorsement which was attached to the policy. ( Global Hawk Ins. Co. v. Century-National … Read More