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In this week's issue, Morrison Mahoney Partner Michael Aylward covers decisions from Arizona, California, Illinois, New Jersey, Mississippi, Oklahoma and Pennsylvania courts, recent developments in the insurance industry and more.

In this week's issue, Morrison Mahoney Partner Michael Aylward covers decisions from Alabama, California, Illinois, Nebraska, New Jersey and Texas, recent developments in the insurance industry and more.

In this week's issue, Morrison Mahoney Partner Michael Aylward covers decisions from California, Delaware, Mississippi, and West Virginia, recent developments in the insurance industry and more.

In this week's issue, Morrison Mahoney Partner Michael Aylward covers decisions from Ninth and Eleventh Circuit, California, Florida, Illinois, Missouri, Texas courts, recent developments in the insurance industry and more.

In this week's issue, Morrison Mahoney Partner Michael Aylward covers decisions from First Circuit, California, Florida, Kentucky, Minnesota, North Carolina and South Carolina courts, recent developments in the insurance industry and more.

In this week's issue, Morrison Mahoney Partner Michael Aylward covers decisions from Ninth Circuit, Florida, Georgia, Iowa, New York and Texas courts, recent developments in the insurance industry and more.

In this week's issue, Morrison Mahoney Partner Michael Aylward covers decisions from Sixth and Eleventh Circuit, California, Delaware and Massachusetts courts, recent developments in the insurance industry and more.

In this week's issue, Morrison Mahoney Partner Michael Aylward covers decisions from Sixth Circuit, California, Florida, Illinois, Missouri and New York courts, recent developments in the insurance industry and more.

Morrison Mahoney's Connecticut Law Newsletter provides exclusive commentary from our attorneys on the latest court decisions in insurance law and related legal topics in Connecticut.

This week’s issue considers a host of interesting new rulings, including the latest insurer COVID-19 victory in Illinois, the Fifth Circuit’s discussion of the elements of a prompt payment claim in Texas and a new California Court of Appeal decision that may open the door to malpractice claims against insurance brokers that hold themselves out as having a particular area of expertise that the insured relies on in buying coverage.