In Gamini v. Quartz Health Benefit Plans Corporation (2020AP1442), the District IV Court of Appeals upheld a health insurer’s denial of an insurance claim.
Category: Courts of Appeals
V&J Employment Services v. Liberty Mutual Insurance Company (Employee Benefits Liability Coverage)
In V&J Employment Services v. Liberty Mutual Insurance Company (2019AP2415), the District I Court of Appeals held that a company’s commercial insurance policy, including employee benefits liability coverage, did not provide for defense or indemnification against lawsuits involving wage claims.
Kennedy v. Gander (Medical Malpractice)
In Kennedy v. Gander (2020AP218), the District IV Court of Appeals held that a lawsuit against a nonprovider employee of a health care provider could not proceed because the employer was not a party to the suit.
Townsend v. ChartSwap, LLC (Agency)
In Townsend v. ChartSwap, LLC, (2019AP002034), the court held that a record providing service was an agent of a health care provider, and therefore was bound by the statutory limits imposed on the health care provider.
City of Waukesha v. City of Waukesha Board of Review (Authority to Appeal)
In City of Waukesha v. City of Waukesha Board of Review, (2019AP1479), the court held that the City of Waukesha lacked authority to seek certiorari review of a tax decision made by the City of Waukesha Board of Review.
US Bank v. Tellock (Emotional Distress)
In US Bank NA v. Tellock, (2019AP378) the court affirmed the suppression of emotional distress evidence because damages for emotional distress were not available.
Diamond v. Office of the Commissioner of Insurance (Insurance Intermediary Disciplinary Action)
In Diamond v. Office of the Commissioner of Insurance, (2020AP99) the court affirmed disciplinary action taken against an insurance intermediary for misleading consumers and recommending products that weren’t suitable for the consumer.
Poteete v. Wales (Jurisdiction)
In Poteete v. Wales, (2020AP741) the court dismissed an appeal on ground that the court lacked jurisdiction because the appeal had been filed after the time to appeal had already expired.
Sklenar v. Bennett & Roelofs Estate Sales (Small Claims)
In Sklenar v. Bennett & Roelofs Estate Sales (2019AP1717), the court affirms a small claims court decision finding that Sklenar was not entitled to the amount she originally paid for items when she hired someone to re-sell those items.
Robles v. Thomas Hribar Truck & Equipment, Inc. (Employment Discrimination)
In Robles v. Thomas Hribar Truck & Equipment, Inc. (2019AP1412), the Court reversed the circuit court’s reversal of an LIRC decision finding that Robles was fired for unprofessional conduct, and not because of discrimination.