The New Jersey Supreme Court’s recent decision in Mary Richter v. Oakland Board of Education will effectuate a sea change in the law governing disability discrimination and failure to accommodate claims under the New Jersey Law Against Discrimination (LAD).

The Texas Supreme Court recently clarified the rules related to medical billing counter affidavits, under Section 18.001 of the Texas Civil Practice and Remedies Code, and restored fair balance to the dispute of reasonable medical charges. 

(Bad Faith Action Dismissed as Plaintiff Was Not an Insured and Had No Insurable Interest in Home Covered by Property Policy)

(Insurer’s Anti-SLAPP Motion Denied Based on Alleged Fraud in Connection With Settlement of Claims)

(Certified Question to California Supreme Court Regarding Whether Commercial Auto Policy Continues In Force, Absent Notice to DMV of Cancellation of Certificate of Insurance)

(California Insurance Code Section 5335(b) Bars Defense of Insured for Action Brought by the Attorney General’s Office for Violation of California’s Unfair Competition Law and False advertising Law)

(Insurer is Entitled to Arbitrate Underinsured Motorist Claim, Irrespective of Pending Bad Faith Lawsuit)

(Question of Fact Existed Relative to Whether Homeowner’s Policy Reinstated Without Lapse So as to Cover Fire Loss)