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Category: Workers’ compensation insurance law
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An Insurer’s Conduct Can Render a Cancellation Notice Ambiguous An insurer’s conduct can render a cancellation notice that otherwise complies with General Statutes § 31-348 indefinite, uncertain, and ambiguous. This decision from the Connecticut Supreme Court highlights the importance of clarity in cancellations and provides guidance for attorneys handling such cases. Case Background Thomas Napolitano, doing […]