"Who is an Insured" Clause under the CGL Form The commercial general liability (CGL) coverage form is supposed to be comprehensive in nature in that…

Installation Floater and a Dispute over Covered Property Our question concerns a dispute as to whether wiring installed by our insured, an electrician…

Collapse — Defective Materials or Methods Q A basement wall collapsed as a subcontractor, hired by my general contractor client, was back-filling.…

CGL Policy Expiration Time The CGL form clearly states that it is effective at 12:01 A.M. Standard Time. We don't see reference to the time of expiration.…

Collapse of Ceiling Covered? The acoustical ceiling in our church kitchen collapsed. The building is insured on a CP 00 10 with CP 10 30 attached. As…

Consequential Loss Caused by Odor Covered A client who owns a refrigerated warehouse experienced a covered loss to the refrigerating equipment of one…

Bailees Coverage for Off-Premises Goods Q Our insured owns a commercial laundry business, but has no on-premises dry cleaning service. To accommodate…

Carbon Monoxide Poisoning Covered? Our insured had some friends in his garage for a get-together. Because it was winter, they had a space heater going.…

Asbestos Lawsuit and the CGL Form Q I insure an installation contractor who has been pulled into an asbestos-related lawsuit. The widow of a man who…

Contractual Interference as Cause of Damage Q My insured owns a strip shopping center. He has a ground lease with a corporation that allows them to…