The court found the potential for coverage because the policy applied to two structures on the same undivided parcel.

A worker fell and hit his head on scaffolding erected on a trailer attached to a covered vehicle.

The 'locations not insured' exclusion had an exception for residence employees injured while working at a premises other than the primary residence.

The policyholder argued that New Jersey law recognizes bicyclists as 'pedestrians' for purposes of no-fault coverage.

Video surveillance revealed a man participating in activities that did not square up with his alleged total disability.

An insurer claimed there was only an incidental connection between the victim's injuries and the bus she was in.

In this case, the duty to defend depended on the condo board's knowledge of occurrences in the underlying suit.

The policy stated that damage to property would be covered if the total cost of the destruction exceeded the deductible.