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October 13, 2010 Water Damage Claim Excluded by Wear and Tear Exclusion This question concerns coverage on a BP 00 02 12 99. It is a typical water damage…
Application of ordinance or law endorsement when policy is replacement cost.
Riggers' Coverage American Association of Insurance Services August 20081. GENERAL DESCRIPTIONAmerican Association of Insurance Services…
BAP Coverage for Portable Radio Station at Issue October 4, 2010 Our insured operates a portable radio station out of his van, which is insured with…
Business Personal Property Includes Heavyweight Tables September 27, 2010 Our insured, a flea market, experienced a fire loss. Each vendor booth at…
Agricultural Capital Assets (Output Policy)—Archived Article ISO's Agricultural Capital Assets (Output Policy) July, 2007 Summary: The Insurance…
GKLL Direct Primary Coverage Compared to CGL Coverage Our insured owns a parking garage. The insured has coverage under GKLL as Direct Primary and the…
Impaired Property Exclusion and Mismatched Flooring Our insured improperly installed a dishwasher and caused the supply line to leak a week after.…
Damage caused by a sloppy tenant.
There are times when a trucker engages in non-trucking activities, such as bobtailing or deadheading. This article explores the meaning of bobtail and discusses insurance coverage issues on the subject.