After a bank in Virginia suffered a devastating fire, the bank’s insurer retained Stutman Law to investigate subrogation potential. Stutman Law immediately contacted the bank...
Sprinkler system failures are often unexpected and catastrophic. That was the case when a cap blew off a six-inch sprinkler pipe at a shopping center...
In September 2025, the California Earthquake Authority (“CEA”) was tasked with conducting a study and reporting on options to enhance the State’s natural catastrophe resiliency.[1]...
Stutman Law’s client insured an office building in Miami, Florida that was devastated by a fire in 2023. Early examination of the scene indicated that...
Stutman Law’s New Loss Department obtained a policy limits settlement following a large commercial property fire. The property was owned by the client’s insured and...
A few years ago, I wrote an article discussing Pennsylvania’s “gist of the action” doctrine. The “gist of the action” doctrine, simply put, is the...
Since Stutman Law’s founding in 1995, we’ve aggressively and creatively handled subrogation cases to achieve optimal results for our clients as promptly as possible, and...
Villanova University was in the midst of a significant construction project on its campus near Philadelphia when a severe rainstorm caused catastrophic flooding at Mendel...
Stutman Law attorneys Daniel Hogan and Jonathan Acklen recently secured a significant appellate victory on the issue of successor liability in New York’s Appellate Division...