This past month, several key recalls were made that affect the retail industry. Check back here each month for our Recall Roundup.
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Recall Roundup: March
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This past month, several key recalls were made that affect the retail industry. Check back here each month for our Recall Roundup.
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Recall Roundup: February
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This past month, several key recalls were made that affect the retail industry. Check back here each month for our Recall Roundup.
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Recall Roundup: January
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This past month, several key recalls were made that affect the retail industry. Check back here each month for our Recall Roundup.
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Hunton Attorneys Discuss Insurance Coverage for Prop. 65 Claims and Key Takeaways from Recent Court Rulings
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In a recent article published in Law360, Hunton & Williams LLP Insurance partners discuss two recent decisions where an insurer attempted to escape insurance coverage for a Proposition 65 lawsuit filed against a juice maker company.
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Ninth Circuit to Decide Whether IP Exclusion Applies to Forever 21 Trademark Suit
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The Ninth Circuit will decide whether Great Lakes Reinsurance must defend clothing company, In and Out, against a trademark infringement suit by Forever 21. The dispute focuses on exclusionary language in the general liability policy issued by Great Lakes to In and Out, which broadly bars coverage for claims stemming from violations of intellectual property rights, but which also excepts from the exclusion claims for copyright, trade dress and slogan infringement occurring in the company’s advertisements. …
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