Elizabeth A. Jewell

Notice Prejudice Rule Applies To Claim Not Reported "As Soon As Practicable" But Within Policy Period

No Coverage Under Primary Policy For Potential Claim Reported During Extended Reporting Period Or Under Excess Policy Based On Applicability Of "Retroactive Date" Exclusion

Antitrust Exclusion Applies To Claims For Unjust Enrichment And Violation Of Consumer Protection Laws

Misappropriation Exclusion Bars Coverage For Claim Involving Improper Transfer Of Escrow Funds, But Insurer Must Defend Against Intentional Torts Asserted By Insured's Client

Lawsuits By Two Employees Alleging Retaliation And Discrimination Arise From Interrelated Wrongful Acts

Third Circuit Holds That Insured Must Satisfy All Conditions Precedent In Excess Policy To Trigger Coverage

Court Rejects Assumption That Wrongful Acts Are Related Based On Inclusion In Single Complaint

Coverage Barred By Related Claim Made Prior To Policy Period And Prior Knowledge Exclusion

Notice-Prejudice Rule Does Not Apply To Claims-Made Professional Liability Policies

Material Issues Of Fact Preclude Summary Judgment That Insurer Waived Or Was Estopped From Asserting Coverage Defenses