Exceptions to the Economic Loss Doctrine

Economic Loss Doctrine An economic loss refers to a financial loss and damages suffered by a person or entity, which arise from a defect in the qualitative nature of the product, service, or improvement that was bargained for. Generally, an economic loss is observed on assets (i.e., “the books”) rather...

Introduction to the Act of God Defense

Perhaps no legal cause of action is more frequently applied or universal than one sounding in negligence. We bring it when another driver damages our vehicles, when our buildings are damaged from faulty construction, and when a medical procedure leaves a patient worse off than before. While some negligence actions...

Product Recalls

We are seeing more cases of property damage as a direct result of a defective product. This is why it is so important we bring recent Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) recalls to your attention.

Product Recalls

While some product defects may be a unique and isolated matter, we are seeing more cases of property damage as a direct result of a defective product. This is why it is so important we bring recent Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) recalls to your attention.

Product Recalls

A sluggish cycle time, from subrogation identification to recovery, will affect your bottom line, crippling recognition percentages and allocated loss expenses. This is why it is so important we bring recent Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) recalls to your attention.