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The Delaware Supreme Court has issued two decisions over the past year that provide important guidance about directors’ and officers’ (D&O) liability insurance coverage. In
RSUI Indemnity Company v. Murdock, the Supreme Court affirmed decisions holding that losses due to the fraudulent actions of an officer or director of a Delaware corporation are insurable under Delaware law. As part of its analysis, the Supreme Court conducted and affirmed a choice-of-law analysis to determine that Delaware law applied even though the D&O policy was negotiated and issued in another state. In
05/11/21
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Sacramento, CA - The injured worker was employed by Applied Materials from 1996 until 2008. During that time, she claimed three industrial injuries: a specific injury to her neck and right upper extremity in 2001, a specific injury to her neck and both upper extremities in 2005, and a cumulative trauma injury to her neck, both upper extremities, and psyche ending on her last day worked in January 2008.
The worker later claimed that in 2013, she was sexually exploited by Dr. John Massey, (an anesthesiologist/pain specialist), the physician primarily responsible for the treatment of her industrial injuries after 2007. At the time, Massey was a member of the Bay Area Pain and Wellness Clinic (BAPWC). His license has since been revoked for his sexual misconduct by the California Medical Board.