Massachusetts Rules of Civil Procedure 51(a) amended effective March 1, 2022
The new rule requires plaintiffs’ counsel to disclose at the charge conference whether they intend to suggest a specific monetary...
“Cheung-Truslow, comments in CLM Magazine, predicted that the insurance industry will begin writing more manuscript policies for specialty buildings to address new risks, adding that the technology is currently far ahead of policy provisions”
Navigating the Minefield: Privacy, Ethics, and Coverage and Liability Determinations
Marie Cheung-Truslow is looking forward to presenting IN PERSON at the 2021 CLM Annual Conference in Atlanta (August 11-13). My...
What Attorneys Need to Know about Handling First-Party Property Insurance Claims (Webinar)
On April 5, 2021, Attorney Marie Cheung-Truslow will be presenting with her co-panelists at a webinar on handling first party...
Defense Verdict in Subrogation Case Reversed
The Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly in its February 18, 2021 edition quoted Attorney Cheung-Truslow on a recent subrogation case where the...
As Smart Building Technology Takes Off, Construction Defect Litigation is Sure to Follow
Check out “As Smart Building Technology Takes Off, Construction Defect Litigation is Sure to Follow,” appearing in Construction Claims Litigation...
Ethical Considerations Involving Investigation for Coverage and Liability Determination
We are pleased that Marie Cheung-Truslow will be speaking on "Ethical Considerations Involving Investigation for Coverage and Liability Determination" at...
