Trial is scheduled to begin on November 10, 2025, in Alameda Superior Court in Y.L. et al., v. Truck Insurance Exchange, et al., Case No. 24 CV063297.  Pillsbury & Coleman filed the lawsuit in February 2024, alleging that Truck Insurance Exchange, a member of the massive Farmers Insurance Group of Companies, wrongfully

…And The Ability To Finally Obtain Justice For Child Mauled By Pitbull Trial is scheduled to begin on November 10, 2025, in Alameda Superior Court in Y.L. et al., v. Truck Insurance Exchange, et al., Case No. 24 CV063297.  Pillsbury & Coleman filed the lawsuit in February 2024, alleging that Truck Insurance

Pillsbury & Coleman LLP recently filed a cyber insurance bad faith action on behalf of its client, Roblox Corporation, against insurance carrier Arch Specialty Insurance Company.  The complaint seeks to recover unpaid business interruption losses from Arch resulting from a cyber event that interrupted Roblox’s online social gaming platform for more than

Pillsbury & Coleman managing partner Ryan Opgenorth recently secured coverage for a technology company in a dispute over the development of a customized digital platform for processing healthcare claims. The insured faced allegations that the platform failed to perform as advertised and that it resulted in over $150,000,000 in overpayments, lost profits,

In this matter, we represented an 86-year-old who was repeatedly denied long- term care benefits by Prudential Insurance Company and its third-party administrator, CHCS Services. Mrs. Turley began residing in an assisted living facility after she was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s and had a documented history of wandering, getting lost, forgetting to eat,

In this case, our client was confined to a psychiatric facility due to schizophrenia. The cost of specialized facility care for a loved one is staggering and can overwhelm families. Fortunately, our client had purchased long-term care insurance from MassMutual and dutifully paid premiums for 14 years before her condition progressed to

This was an insurance bad faith action arising from Unum’s denial of long-term care benefits. Our client was 86 years old and had been diagnosed with a host of serious and debilitating conditions, including major neurocognitive disorder (dementia), colon cancer, major depression, and severe malnutrition. Mrs. Maramonte had purchased a long-term care

One of the more challenging aspects of a personal injury action is the interaction between the  insured defendant and their insurance carriers. In a recent matter, Blake Williams of Pillsbury & Coleman represented a client who was in a car accident that severely injured a passenger. Following the accident, the passenger informed

Our client was a technology support analyst who purchased a life insurance policy with a long-term care rider through her prior employer, the local sheriff’s department. She suffered work-related injuries to her neck, shoulders, and hands, and had also undergone multiple foot surgeries. The insurance carrier, Combined, a Chubb company, initially approved

Rick Larson of Pillsbury & Coleman orchestrated a settlement of a wrongful death suit for payment of the policy limits to the victim’s family by the homeowners insurer of the perpetrator. The insured shot and killed the victim, but lacked the mental capacity to stand for a criminal trial. The insurer relied on