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September 07, 2006


Another view of Leonard v. Nationwide

Attorney Randy Maniloff points us to his analysis of Katrina insurance litigation in the September 12 Mealey's Litigation Report. Maniloff (who generously quotes us) notes that Judge Senter's analysis of anti-concurrent causation language contradicts that of the Mississippi state courts in Boteler v. State Farm Casualty Insurance Company, 876 So. 2d 1067 (Miss. Ct. App. 2004), and has more to say about Judge Senter's opinion in the Guice class action that was overshadowed by his Leonard decision. More on Leonard from me Aug. 24 (AEI) and Aug. 17; from Walter, Aug. 18 and Aug. 16 (as well as in the Wall Street Journal); and Martin, Aug. 17.

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