Employer Liability – Worker Uses Company Data Access – Customer Gets Threats
Employers need to protect company data from insider misuse Massachusetts Appeals Court decided a case involving an insurance agency employee who used her work computer to access claims data for an improper purpose - to get information that was used to threaten a claimant policyholder. Adams v. Congress Auto Insurance Agency, Inc., No. 15-P-452… Read More »Employer Liability – Worker Uses Company Data Access – Customer Gets Threats
A condo association can recover against the builder or developer for negligently performed construction according to a 2012 Massachusetts Appeals Court case Wyman v Ayer Properties. The case interpreted a rule few really understand - the economic loss rule. The rule is based on the idea that lawsuits between people who have no contract with… Read More »Developers Stuck with Common Area Suits
Contractor’s defective work not covered as property damage by GL insurance If built wrong to start – not an incident for coverage purposes Mass weighs in on vexing question - bad work not covered FACTS Lessard v RC Havens Mass Appeals Court 2024 Parties and lead up The homeowner’s case against the general contractor went… Read More »Defective work General Liability cover – denied
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