This episode discusses the tension between reinsurance contract wording and the parties' intent.

In this episode we discuss a case involving a runoff reinsurer and claims brought by the cedent against affiliated service providers for tortious interference with contract.

In this episode, we discuss a policyholder seeking coverage for a loss on property it never asked the insurer to cover.

This episode involves a choice-of-law issue and a determination of whether the parties' contractual choice of law prevails over state anti-arbitration law.

This episode discusses a case where the insured vs. insured exclusion precluded coverage even though there was a non-insured plaintiff.

This episode addresses an exclusion for bodily injury arising out of weapons.

This episode is about whether a reinsurer is a reinsurer and whether a cedent can bring statutory claims against a reinsurer in court.

This episode concerns an effort by an insurer to block from disclosure communications with its reinsurer on the policyholder's underlying claim.

This episode discusses a recent decision on who decides whether a dispute is timely the court or the arbitration panel.  This episode is also available as a blog post: https://schifferonreinsuranceblog.wordpress.com/2021/09/09/michigan-federal-court-holds-arbitrator-to-decide-arbitrability-timeliness-dispute/

This episode discusses a recent Seventh Circuit case affirming an order confirming a series of arbitration awards in a reinsurance dispute.  This episode is also available as a blog post: https://schifferonreinsuranceblog.wordpress.com/2021/08/31/seventh-circuit-reiterates-the-great-deference-given-to-arbitral-awards/