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- Pennsylvania Court Estops Insurer From Asserting Coverage Defense That Was Not Identified in Its Reservation of Rights Letter
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- Maryland Court Orders Insurance Company to Pay Ransomware Damages Under Businessowner’s Policy
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Maryland Court Orders Insurance Company to Pay Ransomware Damages Under Businessowner’s Policy
The United States District Court for the District of Maryland recently held that an insurer must cover an insured’s costs to replace its computer systems following a ransomware attack. The case, National Ink and Stitch, LLC v. State Auto Property and Casualty Insurance Company, Civ. No. SAG-18-2138 (D. Md. January 23, 2020), contains lessons for business and insurance companies going forward. Read More ›