Declarations: The Coverage Opinions Interview With Henry Winkler
It was really cool (pun definitely intended) to interview Henry Winkler for the New York Daily News on his new memoir. He gave me some great stories about playing Fonzie on "Happy Days" and shared his personal struggles with dyslexia which led to a breathtaking loss of self-esteem. The Fonz was the most confident person imaginable. The guy playing the character was the exact opposite.

Declarations: The Coverage Opinions Interview With David Fletcher and Jacob Pomrenke
A long-lost 100-year-old trial transcript was just published – that fewer than 10 people alive had seen -- that its co-editors say clears up a lot of the mystery surrounding the 1919 Black Sox Scandal and leaves no doubt that "Shoeless" Joe Jackson was squarely involved. I had the chance to interview baseball historians and Black Sox scholars, David Fletcher and Jacob Pomrenke, about the significance of the 1,700 page transcript in the 1924 trial in Joe Jackson v. Chicago American League Baseball Club.
 
Encore: Randy Spencer's Open Mic
If Costco Were An Insurance Company
 
Dear Sherry, We'll Pay Your Claim. Don't Stop Believin'
 
Memory Lane: State High Court Chooses A Trigger Of Coverage Approach For Latent Bodily Injury
 
State High Court: Are The Choice Of Law Rules For A Bad Faith Claim Different?
 
Appeals Court Hands Insurers A Significant Loss: Adopts The Draconian "Waiver Rule" And Discusses The ALI Insurance Restatement   
 
A Rare Property Case In CO: Is That Suit Limitation Provision Often Cited In Coverage Letters Necessary?
 
Insurer Cannot File A Declaratory Judgment Action To Address Coverage For A Demand Letter
 
Court Says "Common Sense Should Prevail" To Allow Extrinsic Evidence To Preclude Duty To Defend

Tapas: Small Dishes Of Insurance Coverage
• Court Addresses Trigger Of Coverage For Malicious Prosecution