Idaho Supreme Court Holds There is Coverage for Attorney’s Fees even Though There are No Covered Damages

Matthew E. Hedberg – April 30, 2013 Last week, the Idaho Supreme Court held that Employers Mutual Casualty Company is required to cover attorney’s fees awarded against a builder that it defended against faulty workmanship claims, even though the court found the insurer had no duty to cover damages in the underlying suit. The underlying… Continue reading Idaho Supreme Court Holds There is Coverage for Attorney’s Fees even Though There are No Covered Damages

Choice Deprives Public Entity Of Attorneys’ Fees On Stop Notice

Jeffrey A. Sykes – March 23, 2012 The California Court of Appeal clarified the law on a public entity’s right to recover attorneys’ fees in connection with its withholding of funds from a general contractor because of a stop notice filed by a subcontractor. In doing so, the Court of Appeal compared the Civil Code… Continue reading Choice Deprives Public Entity Of Attorneys’ Fees On Stop Notice

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