Larry Golub Quoted in Law360 Article on Policy Assignment Feuds Case in New Jersey Supreme Court
In The News | 1 min read
Nov 7, 2016
Larry Golub was quoted in the article, "NJ Justices May Bolster Insurers In Policy Assignment Feuds," published by Law360 on November 7, 2016.
The article discusses how a case before the New Jersey Supreme Court concerning the transfer of insurance rights to a company's corporate successor could give carriers more leverage to challenge such assignments if the justices find the business's complex evolution may have derailed coverage. "It seems like there are factual issues that should have been considered at more length by the Appellate Division, and maybe that's what the Supreme Court will do," said Mr. Golub.
Read the full article, "NJ Justices May Bolster Insurers In Policy Assignment Feuds," on the Law360 website. Please note a subscription is required.
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