Cash flow is the life blood of every business. Companies rely on receiving timely payments from B2B customers to keep a positive cash flow and to smoothly and profitably operate their businesses. Commercial clients and customers who fail to pay for goods and services can negatively impact your company, including the ability to pay your own bills or grow your business.

Recently, New York Partner David L. Rosenthal secured the dismissal of spinal fusion case that came with a $3 million settlement demand, based upon the plaintiff’s failure to disclose prior treatment.

(Subcontractor obligated to defend general contractor pursuant to an indemnity clause requiring a defense for liability arising out of the work of the subcontractor)

(Subrogated insurer was entitled to collect on judgment entered against insured pursuant to Insurance Code Section 11580 as coverage for property damage sustained by home in underlying construction defect lawsuit was covered by the insured subcontractor’s policy)

Set forth below are summaries of California cases finding multiple occurrences in the context of constructive defect related claims. 

Our attorneys in the Chicago and Seattle offices teamed-up to secure a summary ruling in favor of Hanover Insurance on the trigger of a lawyer's professional liability policy.