Jihee Ahn | Harris Bricken I had the pleasure of attending this year’s California International Arbitration Week, which is a great conference that presents and discusses recent trends and lessons learned in the context of international arbitration. While much of the content was geared towards attorneys and how we can better facilitate resolution via arbitration,… Continue reading Arbitration Clauses Can Determine Future Success – Or Failure
Month: April 2023
A Reminder for Contractors of Perils of Not Registering
Mark J. Barak | Stoel Rives Chapter 18.27 of the Revised Code of Washington (“chapter”) contains the requirements for contractors performing services in Washington state. This chapter governs who is considered a contractor, the registration requirements of those contractors, and what could happen if those contractors do not register. Recently, the Washington Supreme Court found… Continue reading A Reminder for Contractors of Perils of Not Registering
When Does a Claim Become a “Claim”? A Lesson on Timely Notice
Matthew J. Revis and Patrick M. McDermott | Hunton Andrews Kurth On March 20, 2023, the Southern District of New York denied a policyholder’s claim for coverage and granted the insurer’s motion for judgment on the pleadings in Pine Management, Inc. v. Colony Insurance Company. The parties disputed whether a real estate liability insurance policy provided defense and… Continue reading When Does a Claim Become a “Claim”? A Lesson on Timely Notice