Konrad Krebs and Anthony Miscioscia | White and Williams | July 25, 2019 The standard for an “occurrence” under a commercial general liability (CGL) insurance policy has been addressed on several occasions by Pennsylvania courts when an insured has allegedly performed faulty workmanship on a construction project. Specifically, in Pennsylvania, a claim for damages arising… Continue reading PA Superior Court Provides Clarification on Definition of CGL “Occurrence” When Property Damage Is Caused by Faulty Building Conditions
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When is a Mistake an ‘Accident’?
Jason R. Potter | Claims Magazine | June 2019 Commercial General Liability (CGL) policies, like all insurance products, are intended to protect the insured from unexpected claims or suits by third parties. A CGL policy covers bodily injury, property, personal and advertising liability, products and completed operations and fire liability unless they are excluded by… Continue reading When is a Mistake an ‘Accident’?
Utah Reverses Course on Apportioning Costs of Defense to Policyholders
Jason W. Crowell – January 25, 2012 A recent Utah Supreme Court decision could result in significant benefits to some policyholders in Utah’s construction industry. The case, Ohio Casualty Insurance Co. v. Unigard Insurance Co., 2012 UT 1, concerned a fight between two insurers about how to split the costs of defending a lawsuit brought against… Continue reading Utah Reverses Course on Apportioning Costs of Defense to Policyholders
“Business Risk” Exclusions in CGL Policies : New Jersey Insurance Coverage Litigation : Lawyers & Attorneys for Insurance & Business Litigation in New York & NJ : The Killian Firm P.C.
“Business Risk” Exclusions in CGL Policies : New Jersey Insurance Coverage Litigation : Lawyers & Attorneys for Insurance & Business Litigation in New York & NJ : The Killian Firm P.C..