Applying Iowa law, the 8th Circuit Court of Appeals held that a dispute over Medicare and Medicaid billing errors does not involve professional services as that term was defined under the healthcare professional liability policies.  DeWall v. Med. Protective Co., 22-1952, 2023 WL 1790697 (8th Cir. February 7, 2023).

The Connecticut Supreme Court recently held that, under New York law, a marine insurance policy did not afford coverage for the lost value of the insured’s excess shoe inventory sustained as a result of its retail customers cancelling their orders due to the COVID-19 pandemic.  Hartford Fire Ins. Co. v. Moda, LLC, SC 20678, 2023 WL 1087510 (Jan. 27, 2023). 

The Top 100 list recognizes those who have received the highest points total during the Super Lawyers selection process, making this a prestigious distinction for David.

BatesCarey is proud to announce two additions to its partner ranks.

BatesCarey announces 15 of the firm’s attorneys have once again been selected to the Illinois Super Lawyers and Rising Stars lists.

A small number of states, including Georgia and Missouri, have enacted statutes intended to provide clarity regarding the contents, timing and response to time-limited demands under certain circumstances.  California recently joined this minority, passing Senate Bill 1155, California Code of Civil Procedure sections 999-999.5 effective January 1, 2023.

Adding two experienced insurance litigation partners, BatesCarey strengthens the depth of its internationally renowned coverage team.

BatesCarey welcomes one special counsel and three associates, as well as three additional associates who recently passed the bar.

BatesCarey wins big with Big Tomato LLC v. State Auto Prop. & Cas. Ins. Co. in the Southern District of Mississippi.

Who’s Who Legal named Robert J. Bates, Jr. to the publication’s 2023 Thought Leaders Global Elite edition in Insurance & Reinsurance Law.