On June 3, 2016, after a multi-day trial in a hotly contested case, a New York jury found that Continental Casualty Company did not unreasonably delay in seeking to rescind an accountants professional liability policy and therefore had not waived its right to rescind the policy. Wiley Rein partner Richard A. Simpson represented Continental, leading a team that included consulting counsel Ashley E. Eiler and partner Kimberly A. Ashmore. Continental Cas. Co. v. Marshall Granger & Co., LLP, Case No. 11 Civ. 3979 (S.D.N.Y.).
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