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March 18, 2014

THE AMERICAN LAW INSTITUTE, LIABLITY INSURANCE PRINCIPLES, FIDUCIARY SETTLEMENT.

          This totally exclusive article is available here:  "Fiduciary in Settlement and The American Law Institute's Principles of Liability Insurance Law / Refusing the Shackles of 'Reasonable' Summary Judgments," by Dennis J. Wall, published by West Publishing in 36 Insurance Litigation Reporter 93 (March 2014):    Download Fiduciary in Settlement 3 14 2014 (Copyright 2014 by West).

          The American Law Institute Members Consultative Group will discuss the Principles in less than two weeks, on Friday, March 28, 2014.  Watch this space -- developments important to every insurance professional at the meeting in Philadelphia will be discussed here practically at the moment they occur.

 

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Posted by on March 18, 2014 at 04:15 AM in American Law Institute, Settlements in Bad Faith Cases. |