April 5, 2021, featuring Jason Gropper, Esq. & David R. Cook, Esq., Autry, Hall & Cook, LLP
Translated by Andrea Lazo, Paralegal, Autry, Hall & Cook, LLP
If your business obtains workers compensation insurance, it is important you …
April 5, 2021, featuring Jason Gropper, Esq. & David R. Cook, Esq., Autry, Hall & Cook, LLP
Translated by Andrea Lazo, Paralegal, Autry, Hall & Cook, LLP
If your business obtains workers compensation insurance, it is important you …
Court Addresses Expert and Lay Testimony of Damages Under Homeowners Insurance Policy
Woodrum v. Georgia Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Company, 347 Ga. App. 89 (2018)
During a storm, a tree landed on a homeowner’s house causing damage to the …
Attorney David Cook wrote an article concerning insurance policies commonly obtained by construction companies or required by construction contracts. Read the article here.…
Two Savannah homeowners filed a complaint against a local air conditioning contractor and its insurer, asserting claims of professional negligence and fraud. The couple alleged that in March 2009, the contractor replaced the duct system of their home’s air conditioning …
In its most recent session, the Georgia General Assembly passed HB 943, which amends Georgia’s Anti-Indemnity Statute. The amendment expands the Anti-Indemnity Statute beyond construction contracts to include contracts for engineering, architectural, and land surveying services (“A/E Contracts”).
In a …
In Auto Owners Insurance Co. v. Gay Construction Co.,[1] a general contractor brought a claim as an additional insured under a sub-subcontractor’s commercial general liability (“CGL”) policy seeking to recover costs it sustained repairing the sub-subcontractor’s defective work …
The Atlanta Bar Litigation Section recently published an article written by Autry Cole attorney David Cook regarding insurance coverage for damages arising from defective construction. A link to the article is provided below.
Insurance Coverage for Damages Arising from Defective …
In several prior posts, we have discussed the availability of CGL insurance to cover certain property damages arising from defective construction. A recent Georgia case examines several arguments of a CGL insurer’s attempt to avoid such coverage. …
By answering a certified question from the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals, the Supreme Court of Georgia resolved a long-standing dispute regarding CGL insurance coverage for damages arising from an insured contractor’s defective construction. The issue was fairly narrow because …
In a prior post, we discussed a Georgia Supreme Court opinion interpreting Atlanta’s OCIP policy. The case at issue was remanded to the Georgia Court of Appeals, which has recently issued its opinion on remand.
The case contains …