Jon Biller

Attorneys Jon Biller and Michael LeMoult successfully argued for another Connecticut policyholder, who suffered property damage, which had been denied by his insurer. A transcript of Hon. Jeffrey A. Meyer’s decision to grant partial summary judgement in favor of the Connecticut policyholder can be read here. Recently, Attorneys Biller and LeMoult secured partial summary judgment […]

The Connecticut Supreme Court recently ruled that an insurance policy form, which had been reviewed by this Court in the past and which potentially provided coverage for crumbling foundations, requires the policyholders’ home to have actually collapsed or be in imminent danger of collapsing in order to provide coverage. This strict standard has effectively taken

Co-authored by: Alison Gillotti and Cileena Terra The Connecticut Insurance Commissioner has issued several regulations interpreting Conn. Gen. Stat. § 38a-323, which provides notice requirements for cancellation, non-renewal, and substantial changes of insurance policy coverages. In 2009, the Commissioner issued PC-66 which stated that the advance notice requirements contained in Conn. Gen. Stat. § 38a-323

The current COVID-19 pandemic has caused widespread closure of non-essential businesses, the financial and economic effects of which are already being felt across the country. Many business owners are looking to their business interruption coverage to mitigate the financial impact this crisis is having. Business interruption coverage insures against financial loss resulting from the closure

Most businesses have suffered losses from closures related to Civil Authority Orders and/or Covid-19 Virus on their premises. Many insurance companies are denying coverage to those businesses. The following checklist is intended to help you determine if you have a loss, what steps to take and things to consider if your claim has been denied.