BatesCarey is pleased to announce that four new associates have joined the firm, deepening its premier insurance coverage bench.

In his January 2019 Insurance Law IICLE Flashpoints column, Michael “Mickey” Passman examines a recent Illinois Appellate Court decision confirming that an insurer’s duty to defend is determined by the facts alleged against the insured, not the legal labels used to characterize those facts.

BatesCarey’s Agelo Reppas will be presenting on a panel titled “How Could That (Not) Be Covered? Truthiness And Coverage For False Claims Act Liability,” at the ABA Litigation Section, 2019 Insurance Coverage Litigation Committee CLE Seminar, on March 1, 2019 in Tucson.

BatesCarey's Adam Fleischer joins an insurance industry all-star panel at CLM's Annual Meeting in March to discuss the insurance challenges for municipalities faced with false arrest claims.

BatesCarey is delighted to announce that ten of its attorneys have been selected for inclusion in the 2019 Illinois Super Lawyers and Rising Stars lists in insurance coverage.

BatesCarey is pleased to announce that 12 attorneys have been named to the 2019 Illinois Leading Lawyers list.

A Connecticut judge recently dismissed lawsuits filed by thirty-seven cities seeking to recover economic losses allegedly arising from the opioid epidemic, calling efforts to determine which of twenty-five pharmaceutical defendants caused the cities’ losses “junk justice.”  R. Patrick Bedell and Kevin F. Harris of BatesCarey’s Opioid Coverage Task Force analyze this notable...

Adam Fleischer shares latest legal developments in the opioid epidemic and the impact of the recent City of New Haven ruling at the Gen Re Executive Forum this week in Marco Island, Fla. 

BatesCarey LLP is pleased to announce that Adrian T. Rohrer has been elected to partnership, effective January 1, 2019.

In his November 2018 Insurance Law IICLE Flashpoints column, Michael “Mickey” Passman examines how the Illinois Supreme Court’s recent ruling in American Family Mutual Insurance Co. v. Krop applied the two-year statute of limitation claims against insurance producers.