The “Related Claims” Provision in Insurance Coverage Disputes – a Pasich Attorney & Tae Andrews Author Article for New York Law Journal

An oft-recurring issue in insurance coverage disputes is the application of the “related claims” provision in claims-made policies—policies that provide coverage for claims, such as receipt of a demand letter or service of a lawsuit, against an insured company that are “first made” during the policy period. In their article for New York Law Journal, a Pasich Attorney and Senior Managing Associate Tae Andrews discuss why companies should be familiar with the “related claims” provision, common arguments made by insurers about this provision, and current case law. Read the article here. (Subscription required) LI: In their article for @New York Law Journal, a Pasich Attorney and Senior Managing Associate @Tae Andrews discuss why companies should be familiar with the “related claims” provision in insurance coverage disputes, common arguments made by insurers about this provision, and current case law. Read more: LINK #insurancecoverage #insurancelaw