Pain Care Providers Services to Medicare are not Unlimited In the People Of The State Of California ex rel. San Diego Comprehensive Pain Management Center, Inc. v. Jaysen Eisengrein and Sandra Love, No. 24-cv-01481-BAS-BJC, United States District Court, S.D. California (September 17, 2025) Defendants Jaysen Eisengrein and Sandra Love’s (“Defendants”) moved the USDC to Dismiss […]
Intentionally Shooting a Woman With A Rifle is Murder You Plead Guilty You Must Accept the Sentence In Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania v. Mark D. Redfield, No. 20 WDA 2025, No. J-S24010-25, Superior Court of Pennsylvania (September 19, 2025) the appellate court reviewed the case of Mark D. Redfield, who pleaded guilty to third-degree murder for […]
Don’t Sweat the Small Fraud The Accidental Creation of an Insurance Fraudster The claimant wore plastic framed eye-glasses with thick lenses. He literally fell into a life of insurance crime and fraud. One day the claimant was walking past a fine restaurant when he fell and broke the frames of his glasses. The manager saw […]
Untrue Application for Insurance Voids Policy In Imani Page v. Progressive Marathon Insurance Company, No. 370765, Court of Appeals of Michigan (September 22, 2025) because defendant successfully established fraud in the procurement, and requested rescission, the Court of Appeals concluded that the Defendant was entitled to rescind the policy and declare it void ab initio. […]
Suits Between Insurance Agents Excluded by E&O Policy In Laurence Ziff, individually, and the Ziff agency, LLC v. Allianz Global Risks U.S. Insurance Company f/k/a Fireman’s Fund Insurance Company, Civil Action No. 24-10529, United States District Court, D. New Jersey (September 23, 2025) Laurence Ziff and The Ziff Agency, LLC are insurance brokers sued Defendant […]
Why A New Market for Insurers to Protect Small Businesses is Needed The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) was signed into law by President George H. W. Bush on July 26, 1990 with the good intentions of helping people with disabilities. It is a federal civil rights law that prohibits discrimination against people with disabilities […]
In Georgia Stormwater is a Pollutant In Auto-Owners Insurance Company v. Tabby Place Homeowners Association, Inc., et al., Civil Action No. 4:21-cv-346, United States District Court, S.D. Georgia (September 3, 2025) found no coverage. The decision of the USDC presents a detailed judicial opinion on a declaratory judgment action involving Auto-Owners Insurance Company, Tabby Place […]
When an appeal involved issues concerning the statutory penalties that apply to an insurer who knowingly or arbitrarily fails to pay a settlement to a third-party claimant within 30 days after a settlement agreement is reduced to writing The plaintiff, James Bridges, Sr., settled his claims arising from an automobile accident for $450,000. The trial […]
A Court Will Never Accept Legal Conclusions in a Suit The plaintiff, Nataly Gasova, claimed a breach of contract related to an insurance policy which IISS sold to her. IISS moved to dismiss the complaint, arguing inter alia that there was no contract between these parties. Gasova moved to amend her complaint to abandon her […]
Motions in Limine Used to Limit Trial and Expert Testimony The case brought by Plaintiff Gary Cawley and others against American Financial Security Life Insurance Company and others was before United States District Court for the District of Arizona’s Honorable Steven P. Logan, United States District Judge. In Gary Cawley, et al. v. American Financial […]
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