Publications
James Ferrini, of Counsel
Attorneys at Clausen Miller are proud of the fact that they are experts in the field of law. Our quarterly report, the CM Report of Recent Decisions and the New York CM Report of Recent Decisions as well as our specialty publications allow us to share our knowledge with our clients.
Our attorneys also regularly publish articles in industry publications around the globe. Please take a look below to see our latest articles.
Recent Firm Publications
Property Vol.1 09
CM Report on Property Insurance (2009v1)
Recent Comments on Property Insurance: Appraisal and Anti-Concurrent Causation
A summary of recent developments in property insurance law regarding substantive
issues on litigation, featuring analysis and commentary on special points of interest.
Property Vol. 1 10
CM Report on Property Insurance (2010v1)
Focus on Potential Pitfalls
A summary of recent developments in property insurance law regarding substatntive issues on litigation, featuring analysis and commentary on special points of interest.
Design 2004 Volume 1
CM Report for Design Professionals (2004v1)
CM Report for Design Professionals
Recent Industry Publications
March 3, 2010
Court Upsets 11-Month Notice Delay Defense
The 1st District Appellate Court recently held that an 11-month delay by an insured in giving notice of an occurrence may or may not constitute late notice under a CGL policy, depending on the facts, and it therefore reversed the granting of the insurer's favorable summary judgment no coverage determination. Berglind v. Paintball Business Association, 2009 WL 5125671 (1st Dist. Dec. 24, 2009).
February 2010
Bank of Bozeman v. BancInsure: Its Impact on the Reliance and the Direct Loss Requirements
Alex B. Mahler is co-author of "Bank of Bozeman v. BancInsure: What it tells us about the Reliance and Direct Loss Requirements in a Financial Institution Bond," forthcoming for the Fidelity & Surety Committee of the International Association of Defense Counsel. (February 2010).
February 25, 2010
AG Provides Guidance On Investigations
The Illinois attorney general's office provides written opinions as required by law to the governor and other elected and appointed state officers upon legal or constitutional questions relating to the duties of those officers.
