2017CV000485 Chapman et al vs. QBE Americas, Inc.
Mar 22, 2017OUTCOME: Obtained Settlement
Successfully brought claims of insurance bad faith and breach of contract after insurance company delayed payment after a fire.
Milwaukee, WI
Construction and development Lawyer at Milwaukee, WI
Practice Areas: Construction & Development, Insurance, Litigation
OUTCOME: Obtained Settlement
Successfully brought claims of insurance bad faith and breach of contract after insurance company delayed payment after a fire.
OUTCOME: Client Victory
Obtained trial victory and successfully defended seller against buyer's claims of misrepresentation and was awarded attorneys fees on the appeal.
OUTCOME: 7th Circuit Affirmed coverage in our clients favor.
At issue is what constitutes damage under an insurance policy. The 7th Circuit held that a physical alteration even if purely cosmetic was sufficient to establish coverage.
OUTCOME: Affirmed.
The 7th Circuit agreed with our position that the continuous trigger theory applied to a latent water damage case.
OUTCOME: Obtained stipulated judgment in our clients favor
Successfully argued that all insurance policies in which progressive damage occurred were obligated to provide coverage
OUTCOME: Judgment in favor of our client was affirmed.
Case involving long term water damage. The insurance company denied coverage in bad faith. The insurance company appealed the decision and lost again.
OUTCOME: Awarded a judgment in excess $1. 2MM
Represented Insured in wrongful denial of coverage and bad faith claim. Miller v. Safeco was affirmed by the 7th Circuit on June 25, 2012. http://www.ca7.uscourts.gov/tmp/JU1C7XSH.pdf
OUTCOME: Insurance carrier was obligated to provide coverage for loss.
469 F.Supp.2d 444, Successfuly argued for the application of the ensuing loss doctrine to obtain coverage on a construction defect claim.
OUTCOME: Judgment in Clients Favor
OUTCOME:
Handled the appeal from a construction trial and obtained a partial reversal entitling our client to an additional $215,000