5/24/22
By: Barry Miller
Can the same conduct be unintentional, under a broad reading of the word “intent,” and still be intentional under a narrower test? A recent opinion from a Kentucky federal seems to suggest that an insured can lose …
5/24/22
By: Barry Miller
Can the same conduct be unintentional, under a broad reading of the word “intent,” and still be intentional under a narrower test? A recent opinion from a Kentucky federal seems to suggest that an insured can lose …
3/26/21
By: Barry Miller
Notice provisions in claims-made policies are not subject to the notice-prejudice rule, according to a Kentucky decision applying the Restatement of the Law of Liability Insurance (“Restatement”).
Kentucky State University tendered a claim under its professional liability …
Is Qualified Immunity at Risk in the Coming Supreme Court Term?
10/22/20
By: Phil Savrin
The year 2020 has been tumultuous and unpredictable in many ways. Momentarily lost in the shuffle between the ongoing pandemic and the upcoming presidential election are the cries from some sectors of the community to “defund” police …
6/15/20
By: Curt Graham
As CBD products continue to gain popularity across the country, employers are likely to have questions regarding the scope of their drug testing policies. A recent decision from the United States District Court for the Western District …