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Squishmallows Maker Can Sue Build-A-Bear Over Alleged Plush Toy Knockoffs

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judge rejected Build-A-Bear Workshop’s effort to dismiss a lawsuit claiming that its Skoosherz plush toys were unauthorized knockoffs of Squishmallows, the popular plush toys made by a unit of Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway. In a decision on Monday, …

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Cannabis Firm Fights Insurer’s Denial of Business Income Loss Claim Following Fire

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million in claimed business income losses to a cannabis growing company after a building fire shuttered one of its “flowering” rooms for 68 days. A Berkshire Hathaway insurer is insisting it does not owe $1.3 National Fire and Marine Insurance …

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Red Lobster Landlord Sues Insurer to ‘Clawback’ $1.2M Fire Claim Payment

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The landlord for a fire-damaged building leased to a Red Lobster restaurant is blaming the restaurant’s insurer for causing it to lose out on $1.2 million in fire insurance claims payments to repair the property. RL New Brunswick Owner LLC, …

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Fire-Damaged Cannabis Grower Loses $1.3 Million Business Income Loss Claim

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million in claimed business income losses after a building fire damaged almost 1,000 of its marijuana plants and shuttered one of its “flowering” rooms. A cannabis growing company has lost its bid to have its insurer cover $1.3 A federal …

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Are Insurers Using “New Construction” Xactimate Settings Wrongfully Underpaying Claims?

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Lawsuits are starting to be filed on a more regular basis regarding State Farm’s alleged wrongful use of Xactimate to underpay claims based on “new construction” settings. appeared first on Property Insurance Coverage Law Blog.

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Interior Damage Claims and the Exterior Damage Requirement—Where’s the Proof?

Property Insurance Coverage Law

A federal judge ruled last week that policyholders eventually have to “put up or shut up” when it comes to proving that certain interior damages caused by a storm must be the result of damage to the exterior of a building, allowing water to damage the interior of a building. appeared first on Property Insurance Coverage Law Blog.

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Insurance for Apartment Building Owners: Protecting Your Client’s Investments With the Right Coverage

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From devastating floods to slip-and-fall lawsuits, insuring apartment buildings is no simple task. And with rising property values, more frequent catastrophic weather events, and emerging risks like habitability claims, its never been more critical to help your clients navigate their insurance options.