Daniel J. Nichols | Gordon & Rees LLP | February 2, 2015 In Sunset Presbyterian Church v. Anderson Constr. Co., 268 Or. App. 309 (Dec. 31, 2014), the Oregon Court of Appeals curtailed the damages available from a breach of a duty to defend obligation in an Oregon construction contract. The court affirmed a trial… Continue reading Oregon Appellate Case Limits Duty to Defend in Construction Contracts
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Industry Report Shows Ore. Proposals Could Cost $200M
Insurance News Net – March 15, 2013 The Property Casualty Insurers Association of America issued the following news release: Lessons learned in other states demonstrates that expansion of bad faith laws leads to increased costs for consumers, businesses and court systems. Oregon lawmakers should avoid importing several bad faith laws from other states that have… Continue reading Industry Report Shows Ore. Proposals Could Cost $200M