December, 2010 | McKennon Law Group PC

California Appellate Court Holds That Theft of Cash Does Not Trigger a Defense or Indemnity for “Loss Of Use” Under a CGL Policy

On Behalf of McKennon Law Group PC | Dec 30, 2010 | Duty to Defend, Firm News

Co-written with Associate Joshua Malter In Advanced Network, Inc. v. Peerless Ins. Co., 2010 Cal. App. LEXIS 2078 (Dec. 10, 2010) the California Fourth Appellate District concluded that the theft of $2 million in cash from an insured’s client did not trigger a...

In ERISA Cases, The Standard of Review Really Does Matter

On Behalf of McKennon Law Group PC | Dec 6, 2010 | Disability Insurance, Disability Insurance News, ERISA, ERISA - Abuse of Discretion, ERISA - De Novo Review, ERISA - Standard of Review, Firm News, Insurance Litigation Blog

The Thursday December 1, 2010 edition of the Los Angeles Daily Journal featured the article co-written by Robert J. McKennon and M. Scott Koller, entitled “In ERISA Cases, The Standard of Review Really Does Matter,” in the Perspective column. It explains why it is...

California Appellate Court Holds That Theft of Cash Does Not Trigger a Defense or Indemnity for “Loss Of Use” Under a CGL Policy

In ERISA Cases, The Standard of Review Really Does Matter

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