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Morrison Mahoney Partners Joseph Caffrey and Brian Suslak Elected to MIReBA Leadership
Morrison Mahoney is proud to recognize two of our partners for their continued leadership within the MIReBA. As Joseph Caffrey concludes his term as MIReBA President, we congratulate him on a successful year of leadership and service. We are pleased that he will continue to serve MIReBA as a newly [...]
CT Property and Casualty Insurance Law Newsletter – April 2026
Authored by: Joseph Ciollo Superior Court – Business Interruption – Summary Judgment In Paolo Pavano et al v. Main Street Assurance Co. et al, the plaintiffs’ landscaping business was performing work on a customer’s property when a negligent driver collided with and damaged vehicles and equipment owned by the plaintiffs. [...]
CT Property and Casualty Insurance Law Newsletter – March 2026
Authored by: Joseph Ciollo Superior Court – Uninsured Motorist Coverage – Equitable Subrogation In GEICO Insurance Company v. Strums, GEICO paid Uninsured Motorist (“UM”) benefits to its insured following a motor vehicle accident. GEICO then filed a subrogation action against the defendant who it claimed was negligent in causing the [...]
CT Property and Casualty Insurance Law Newsletter – February 2026
Authored by: Joseph Ciollo Superior Court – Motor Vehicle Damage – Good Faith and Fair Dealing In Mullane v. State Farm Mutual Automobile Ins. Co, the plaintiff submitted a claim to his insurer for alleged damage sustained to his vehicle as a result of water entering the vehicle’s interior. The [...]
Video Recording Deposition Landmines to Avoid
Authored by: Janelle Cerretani Covid brought more than just remote work. Forced to mask up and social distance, depositions became almost impossible. That is, until the Supreme Judicial Court ordered that depositions may be conducted remotely. This order was later rescinded after Mass. R. Civ. P. 30, the rule governing [...]
CT Property and Casualty Insurance Law Newsletter – January 2026
Authored by: Joseph Ciollo U.S. District Court – Property Loss – Subrogation Against Tenants In AmGuard Insurance Company v. Ellis, the plaintiff insurer filed a subrogation action after making payments to its insureds in connection with a fire loss. The insurer alleged that the defendants left their minor children unsupervised [...]
