Plaintiffs’ Creative Arguments Did Not Overcome the Language of Insurance Policies That Precluded Coverage

Gil v. Clara Maass Medical Center, ___ N.J. Super. ___ (App. Div. 2017).  This was a medical malpractice case.  The appeal, however, resulted from the Law Division’s grant of summary judgment in favor of certain insurers, which threw out plaintiff’s claim that the allegedly negligent physician, Dr. Copur, was the covered hospital’s “employee” or a […]

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