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Umbrella Policy Excluded Coverage for Attorney’s Fees Awarded as Cost-of-Proof Expenses

Court Rejects Insureds’ “Fraudulent Nondisclosure” Action Against Insurer

“Your Work” Exclusion Did Not Bar Insurance Coverage of Suit Alleging Damage to More Than Just Insured’s Work

Employee Who Failed to “Immediately” Notify Employer About His Arrest Loses Bid for Unemployment Benefits

Expert’s Inspection 3 Years After Loss Created Issue of Material Fact, Dooming Insurer’s Summary Judgment Motion