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How Did Justices Kruger and Groban Vote in Cases Involving Insurer Parties?

By Kirk Jenkins on February 13, 2020

Since she joined the Court in 2015, Justice Kruger has participated in six cases involving insurer parties, splitting her votes down the middle – three for the insurer party, three against.

Justice Kruger has participated in three cases won by the insurers at the Court of Appeal, voting to affirm one insurer win and voting to reverse twice.

Justice Kruger has participated in only one case lost by the insurer at the Court of Appeal, voting to reverse the insurer’s loss.

Justice Groban has participated in only one case involving an insurer party since joining the Court early last year, voting for the insurer’s position. That case was a certified question appeal; Justice Groban has not participated in an insurer win or loss from the Court of Appeal.

Join us back here tomorrow as we turn our attention to the Court’s tort cases.

Image courtesy of Flickr by Kokomo Cole (no changes).

  • Posted in:
    Appellate
  • Blog:
    California Supreme Court Review
  • Organization:
    Arnold & Porter Kaye Scholer LLP
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