Month: July 2012

A general liability policy covering the personal injury offense of “disparagement” required an insurer to defend an insured against a suit alleging that the insured improperly sold the claimant’s products at severely discounted, “close-out” prices, thus diminishing the claimant’s brand … Read More

A general liability insurer was entitled to reimbursement from an insured of sums the insurer paid in settlement of the insured’s alleged liability in an underlying “slumlord” suit. ( Axis Surplus Insurance Company v. Reinoso (2012) WL 2389324) Facts Edgar … Read More