By Jeffrey S. Weinstein and Sara F. Lilling Imagine your favorite loaf of bread. Maybe it is a fresh multigrain loaf from your…
By: Sara F. Lilling Let’s begin with a hypothetical: An insured manufactures caramel, which it sells to various customers. One of…
By: Diana E. McMonagle and Vander L. Beatty The highly publicized romaine lettuce contamination incidents of 2018 have placed a sharp focus on…
By: Jeffrey Weinstein and Sara Lilling “KIDNAPPED! HELP ME!” That is all her text message says. It flashes across the field director’s phone.…
By: Diana E. McMonagle and Avery Nickerson This article explores the roles, responsibilities, and regulatory powers of the government entities that tasked with…
By Jeffrey S. Weinstein and Sara F. Lilling Let’s say an instant oatmeal product incorporates a dried milk ingredient that has been manufactured…
Update of earlier post By Jeffrey S. Weinstein and Sara F. Lilling Sometimes an insurer will get the “raw end” of the deal…
By Jeffrey S. Weinstein and Sara F. Lilling In Starr Surplus Lines Insurance Company v. Mountaire Farms Inc., 2018 WL 3676839 (D. Me. Aug.…
By Jeffrey S. Weinstein and Bruce R. Kaliner Article originally printed in Law360. “Malware” and “Ransomware” recently have entered the public lexicon and consciousness,…
By Jeffrey S. Weinstein and Sara F. Lilling A notification rings and the insured sees an urgent email from its spice supplier. The…