India : Delhi High Court judgement in Abhijit Mishra Versus Wipro Limited – HR Practices – Termination Letter Writing – Essential Lessons for HR Teams
“Accordingly, it is found that the statements in question are demonstrably false and defamatory in nature. Further, no valid defence has been established by the defendant, as the truth of the statements has not been proven, and the statements were ...
USA: United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit -eQHealth Advisewell, Inc. v. Homeland Ins. Co. of NY : Need for Insurer Consent in Liability Insurance Claims
For coverage to apply the insured must strictly adhere to consent-to-settle provisions and obtain consent of insurer before incurring expenses, making payments, assuming obligations or admitting liability. Link to the judgement is here ...
Institute of Directors, Hyderabad Region – Regional Conclave on Building Resilient Boards
Institute of Directors, India (www.iodglobal.com/) organised the Regional Conclave on Building Resilient Boards at Hyderabad on February 13, 2025 with the theme “Navigating Boardroom Risks through Robust Risk Management and Director Liability Insurance ...
Prior claim exclusions and prior knowledge exclusions – How it can make a difference – Ruling in Integris Risk Retention Grp. v. Capital Region Orthopaedics Assocs.
“In the absence of any Claim, what the Complaint alleges instead is that Defendant Practice “had prior knowledge of facts and circumstances regarding Mr. Radko's adverse outcome months before the inception of the Entity Policy, and the Underlying Action arose ...
Madras High Court: IAR Policy – MD and BI covers – Are they two separate contracts: Judgement in Tagros Chemicals India Private Limited VS. United India Insurance Company Limited
“Be that as it may, in the present case I am unable to accept the contention of the Insurance Company that since they are repudiating the business interruption claim part, the same cannot be referred to arbitration. Since the business ...
