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June 2015

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Wisconsin Court Upholds Claimant’s Right to Wis. Stat. § 628.46 Interest

Insurance Coverage, Insurance Defense, NewsletterBy JamieJune 30, 2015

The Court in the case of Dilger v. Metropolitan Property and Casualty Insurance Company (“Metropolitan”), Appeal No. 2014AP1851, determined that a claimant, upon proper compliance with the statutory requirements, is entitled to interest pursuant to Wis. Stat. § 628.46(1). In…

Wisconsin Court Interprets Wisconsin Statute Chapter 814 Governing Costs In Civil Actions

Insurance Coverage, Insurance Defense, NewsletterBy JamieJune 29, 2015

In a lawsuit setting forth a common factual scenario found in many civil cases, the court had an opportunity and did decide with specificity the applicable provisions in Chapter 814 of the Wisconsin Statutes. In the case of Weber v.…

Wisconsin Court Upholds “Drive Other Car” Exclusion And Claim For Underinsured Motorist Benefits

Insurance Coverage, Insurance Defense, NewsletterBy JamieJune 26, 2015

In a recent Wisconsin case, Smith v. Acuity Insurance, Appeal No. 2014AP1587, the Court was confronted with an interpretation over the “drive other car” exclusion within a policy issued by Acuity Insurance. In this case, the plaintiff, while riding a…

A PICTURE IS WORTH A THOUSAND WORDS: But It Could Cost You Much More

Newsletter, Property, SubrogationBy JamieJune 24, 2015

When dealing with photographs taken of other people, prudence requires that we consider the legal rights of the subject and the ethics of publishing the photo without their permission. Since the advent of digital photography, photographs have played a big…

South Dakota Supreme Court Decides Matter Of First Impression

ERISA and Health Insurance, Newsletter, Subrogation, Workers' CompensationBy JamieJune 24, 2015

Future Credit Reduced By Health Insurance Payments On April 1, 2015, the South Dakota Supreme Court declared for the first time that medical expenses paid by health insurance plans, and not by an injured employee personally, can be applied to…

Vehicle Total Loss Thresholds In All 50 States

Auto, Med Pay, PIP, Newsletter, SubrogationBy JamieJune 23, 2015

When and whether a vehicle involved in a collision is considered to be “totaled” for first-party insurance purposes is an issue of great angst and confusion for most consumers. It is one of the most frequent questions we receive. Many…

Drone Wars: Airspace and Legal Rights in the Age of Drones

Contribution and Liability, NewsletterBy JamieJune 23, 2015

It is only the tip of the iceberg. As technology advances, common citizens are increasingly finding themselves with the ability to obtain and fly reasonably-priced unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) known as drones. News broadcasts are only now beginning to reflect…

Gary Wickert’s Op-Ed Appears In Ravalli Republic Newspaper

Newsletter, Subrogation, Workers' CompensationBy JamieJune 2, 2015

On April 20, 2015, the Montana Legislature passed Senate Bill 288, making it easier for Montana’s employers to subrogate workers’ compensation claims. Trial lawyers cried foul, and on April 29, 2015, Democrat Governor Steve Bullock vetoed the business-friendly Bill. In…

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