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In this week's issue, Morrison Mahoney Partner Michael Aylward covers decisions from First Circuit, Alaska, Florida, Montana, and North Dakota courts, recent developments in the insurance industry and more.

The March 2020 edition of the Connecticut Law Update covers recent rulings from the Connecticut Workers' Compensation Review Board, and the Superior and Supreme Courts.

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

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

In this week's issue, Morrison Mahoney Partner Michael Aylward covers decisions from First, Second and Fourth Circuit, Florida and Massachusetts courts, recent developments in the insurance industry and more.

In this edition of the Cybersecurity Newsletter, our team discusses how the dangers of the Coronavirus have extended to the world of cybersecurity, unique issues for companies that use the data of minors, an amendment to the breach notification statute for Washington D.C., and a Mississippi federal court ruling in favor of an insurer in a computer transfer fraud coverage case.

In this week's issue, Morrison Mahoney Partner Michael Aylward covers decisions from Seventh and Tenth Circuit, Massachusetts and North Carolina courts, recent developments in the insurance industry and more.

In this week’s issue, Morrison Mahoney Partner Michael Aylward covers decisions from the Fifth and Eighth Circuits, California, New Jersey, Vermont, Virginia, and Wisconsin courts, recent developments in the insurance industry and more.

In the latest edition of the Cybersecurity Newsletter, our team discusses a New Jersey federal court’s rejection of a bank’s claim for insurance coverage for a phishing attack, a recent decision regarding federal subject matter jurisdiction for a lawsuit alleging statutory violations under the Illinois Biometric Information Privacy Act, a recently filed class action lawsuit arising out of a ransomware attack on a New Jersey healthcare provider, new guidance regarding password complexity, and more.

In this week’s issue, Morrison Mahoney partner Michael Aylward discusses a surprising new opinion from the Wisconsin Supreme Court freeing liability insurers from a finding that they breached a duty to defend and must reimburse attorney's fees so long as they have followed the approved procedure and sought declaratory relief in the interim. This week's issue also considers a recent Iowa Supreme Court ruling barred assignments to unlicensed public adjustments and a troubling new claims made "notice" ruling from the Ninth Circuit applying Washington law.