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23 Oct 2023, 2:28 pm by Chip Merlin
On July 21, a Liberty Mutual field adjuster inspected the property and recommended a scope of work that was more extensive than what Aftermath had recommended. [read post]
The Seventh Circuit adopted the Supreme Court’s “Safeco standard for scienter” arising out of the 2007 decision in Safeco Insurance Co. of America v. [read post]
18 Oct 2021, 6:09 am by Mark S. Humphreys
Aldo sued Safeco in state court for breach of contract and various violations of the Texas Insurance Code after Safeco denied Also’s claim for water damage to is property. [read post]
7 Sep 2020, 7:00 am by Christopher G. Hill
In fact, Safeco Insurance Co. of America, a surety, made exactly the above argument in Yard Works LLC v. [read post]
23 Dec 2018, 7:53 am by Wolfgang Demino
Last month, a US District Judge in Seattle ruled that FPCPA action by student loan debtors in Washington against TSI over false affidavits filed in collection actions after CFPB-TSI consent order may proceed in part; some specific claims, however, were found time-barred under FDCPA's one-years statute of limitations. [read post]
25 Sep 2018, 6:57 am by Mark S. Humphreys
  Safeco re-inspected the property and the parties still could not reach a resolution. [read post]
 The District Court, however, found that the plaintiffs’ proposed class definition contained no such Missouri-based limitation, and instead, the class consisted broadly of all persons who suffered a property damage loss caused by a third party; were insured by one of the defendant insurance companies; and whose insurer made a subrogation claim against the third-party or his insurer following payment to the insured for property loss. [read post]
 The District Court, however, found that the plaintiffs’ proposed class definition contained no such Missouri-based limitation, and instead, the class consisted broadly of all persons who suffered a property damage loss caused by a third party; were insured by one of the defendant insurance companies; and whose insurer made a subrogation claim against the third-party or his insurer following payment to the insured for property loss. [read post]
 The District Court, however, found that the plaintiffs’ proposed class definition contained no such Missouri-based limitation, and instead, the class consisted broadly of all persons who suffered a property damage loss caused by a third party; were insured by one of the defendant insurance companies; and whose insurer made a subrogation claim against the third-party or his insurer following payment to the insured for property loss. [read post]
 The District Court, however, found that the plaintiffs’ proposed class definition contained no such Missouri-based limitation, and instead, the class consisted broadly of all persons who suffered a property damage loss caused by a third party; were insured by one of the defendant insurance companies; and whose insurer made a subrogation claim against the third-party or his insurer following payment to the insured for property loss. [read post]