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Bernstein Liebhard’s Office Was Destroyed by Fire. It May Recover Millions from Its Insurer.

A Neighbor Occasionally Paid The Insured to Drive Her to Town. His Insurance Policy’s “Livery” Exclusion Didn’t Apply.

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