Insurance Litigation Publications

Carolinas Insurance Litigation - Legal Review
April 14, 2011

This edition contains the following articles:

-Bad Faith in Absence of Breach of Insurance Contract?

-Certificates of Insurance and Additional Insureds.

The Carolinas Insurance Litigation Review
Jim Bryan, Taylor Stukes, Stephen Groves
October 2010

This issue of the Carolinas Insurance Litigation Review includes:

- "Challenging Policyholder Claims for Bad Faith and Punitive Damages" for North Carolina

- "Combating Policyholder Bad Faith and Breach of the Covenant of Good Faith and Fair Dealing Claims" for South Carolina

Recent Developments in Insurance Coverage Litigation
Stephen P. Groves Sr., Robert N. Kelly, Christine S. Davis,Pamela A. Palmer, Fred A. Smith, and David A. Gauntlett
Tort Trial & Insurance Practice Law Journal, Winter 2010 (45:2)    Winter 2010

Nexsen Pruet's Stephen Groves co-authored the article for the for Tort Trial & Insurance Practice Law Journal.

The Nuts and Bolts of Declaratory Judgment Actions
Jim Bryan
North Carolina Bar Association's Insurance Law Update CLE    November 6, 2009

Actions for declaratory judgment are a common feature of a litigator’s insurance coverage practice. Sometimes they can be simple and straightforward and other times they can be complex, protracted and expensive. This article is intended to address many of the substantive and procedural issues that arise in declaratory judgment actions.

Business Courts - Coming to a State Near You
Scott D. Marrs, Val H. Stieglitz, and James E. Rogers
July 2009

Scott D. Marrs, Val H. Stieglitz, and James E. Rogers look at business courts which are gaining renewed vitality during the current economic crisis.

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