Tag: Litigation
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Insurance Expert is Not Allowed to Opine on Structural Design
Plaintiffs, Michael and Karen Green claimed that they had sustained loss as a result of hail and wind. Defendant Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company issued them a homeowner’s policy but when Plaintiffs filed a claim for loss under the policy, it gave rise to this dispute because Nationwide apparently failed to reimburse all covered losses under…
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Economics Expert Witness’ Conclusions Regarding Lost Profits Damages Admitted
In this action, the Frazier Parties alleged that the Eagle Air Parties lacked probable cause to sue them for defamation and other similar claims in an underlying lawsuit that concluded in 2020 (the “Underlying Action”). The Frazier Parties claimed that the Underlying Action damaged Sentinel’s existing or prospective client relationships, resulting in lost profits of…
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Insurance Law Expert Witness’ Opinions Excluded Despite his Vast Experience
A district judge in Ohio barred an expert in insurance law from testifying because he lacked sufficient expertise in insurance litigation despite his long and distinguished career. This action arises out of a material breach of insurance policies by Defendant Nancy Caraballo, who entered an unreasonable and collusive $36 million settlement with the Estate of…
