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Flood Insurer’s Letter Said It Was “Not a Denial of Your Claim.” Third Circuit Decides It Was.

Condo Association Gave Late Notice of Claims to Insurers, Dooming Coverage. The Court Didn’t Buy the Excuse That The Association Was Staffed by Volunteers.

Driver Delivering Pizzas Got Into an Accident. Insurance Didn’t Cover the Restaurant Because of the Policy’s “Auto Exception.”

Injured Driver Living with His Fiancée and Her Parents Wasn’t Covered by Their Auto Insurance Policy

Eighth Circuit Broadly Interprets “Particular Part” Exclusion