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January 2014
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Will a Declaratory Judgment Clear Up your Contractual Ambiguity?

By | Published January 28, 2014 | Posted in Business Law | Tagged Tags: , | Leave a comment

Written with every intention to avoid ambiguity, most contracts are carefully drafted using tried and tested wording so that their interpretation is clear and indisputable. However, circumstances change, and no practitioner is ever able to draft clauses covering every eventuality. In some cases, declaratory judgments in West Virginia ― a ruling declared by a judge Read More

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What Impact Will Insurance Coverage Increases Have on Motorists and Their Insurers?

By | Published January 13, 2014 | Posted in Insurance Coverage | Tagged Tags: , , | Leave a comment

A group of senators recently presented a bill in the West Virginia Senate, proposing a more than 30 percent increase in minimum auto insurance coverage for vehicle owners. If the Senate passes the bill, defense attorneys dealing with auto accidents may see a rise in claims against their insurance company clients, as victims attempt to Read More

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