A recent Wisconsin Supreme Court decision has settled a debate concerning one of the common-law responsibilities insurance companies have to defend their policyholders.

Key website source code and proprietary computer systems that took years to create are at the heart of an insurance coverage decision recently handed down by the 2nd District Court of Appeals in Air Engineering Inc. v. Industrial Air Power LLC et al., 2012 AP 103.

2012AP858 Blasing v. Zurich American Ins. Co.

2011AP2285 Ritter, et al. v. Penske Trucking Leasing Company L.P., et al.

2011AP214 Pamperin Rentals II LLC, et al. v. R.G. Hendricks & Sons Construction Inc., et al.

2010AP2442 Society Insurance v. Bodart

2011AP997 Jane Doe, et al. v. Thorin, et al.

2011AP1464 Acuity v. Ross Glove Co.

11-2385, 11-2556, 11-2583 Scottsdale Indemnity Co. and National Casualty Co. v. Village of Crestwood, et al.

2011AP1041 Tabor v. Kronich, et al.

2011AP19 Hamann, et al. v. Progressive Classic Insurance Company, et al.

2010AP2495, 2010AP2496 Ashwaubenon Creek LLC, et al. v. Bay Bank, et al.

2010AP2733 Yeager v. Polyurethane Foam Insulation LLC, et al.

Insurance Title insurance; duty to defend

Insurance Duty to defend; pay and walk An insurance policy with a pay and walk clause permits the insurer to satisfy its duty to defend by paying its maximum liability. “First, we note that none of the above factors distinguishes the instant case from Novak. As explained in more detail above, the two cases are nearly identical. The slight factual ...

Insurance Duty to defend B.G. Lein Management Corp. and Cartlein Investments, LLC, appeal from the order granting summary judgment to West Bend Mutual Insurance Co. The court determined that West Bend did not have a duty to defend J.K. Contractors, Inc. in a suit brought against them by the appellants. Cartlein argues that the circuit court erred when it granted ...

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