Stutman Law’s COVID-19 Continuity Plan
As our country continues to deal with the COVID-19 crisis and its impact on our daily lives and businesses, we...
As our country continues to deal with the COVID-19 crisis and its impact on our daily lives and businesses, we...
A significant explosion occurred shortly after 8:30 a.m. at a hydrogen fuel plant in western North Carolina yesterday, damaging the...
In October 2019, Stutman Law’s attorneys won a $282,287.25 verdict following a jury trial in Jackson County, Michigan. Michael Hopkins...
If a building has a working sprinkler system, it should control a fire and prevent serious damage, right? If that...
Stutman Law recently persuaded a Federal Court in California to permit service of process via e-mail on a foreign manufacturer...
Stutman Law’s client insured a hotel that had been damaged by a fire that originated in a mulch bed outside...
For several years, Stutman Law has actively negotiated with counsel involved in the Kitec class action settlement regarding the claims...
Stutman Law’s client insured the owner of a commercial property in Florida. The property, which was leased to a plastic...
A roofer with a torch caused a massive fire at a construction site in northern New Jersey, burning down several...
After being notified that a renovation project at a 100+ year-old theater had resulted in the theater’s collapse, Stutman Law...
Stutman Law’s client insured the owner of a residential property that sustained fire damage in early 2018. Initially, it appeared...
Sometimes, creativity and ingenuity are necessary in determining the real cause of a fire. In this case, Stutman Law’s client...
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court’s decision in Chen v. Kamara (Hartford Ins. Grp. on Behalf of Chen v. Kamara, No. 24...
The recent Pennsylvania Supreme Court decision of Witmoyer v. WCAB (Mountain Country Meats) directly affects workers' compensation insurers seeking to...
The Connecticut Supreme Court recently ruled in Amica Mut. Ins. Co. v. Muldowney, 328 Conn. 428 (2018), that a landlord...
The Ninth Circuit rejected an argument that CAFA required removal of a mass tort action brought by subrogated insurers against...