By David Thamann, JD, CPCU, ARM

From the December 2016 issue of Claims Magazine

 The concurrent cause rule basically holds that if two or more events cause a loss, with one being excluded under the policy terms and the other(s) being covered, the policy should provide coverage for the loss.

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