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Workers Compensation Policy Does Not Respond to Nonoccupational Twenty-Four Hour Coverage State workers compensation laws require an employer to provide…
In Canal Ins. Co. v. Sherman, Civil Action No. 05-263, 2006 WL 1184209 (E.D. Pa. May 5, 2006), the court ruled that employee and workers compensation…
Businessowners Program—Archived Article May, 2003 Eligibility, General Conditions, Common Endorsements Summary: The Insurance Services Office…
The Supreme Court of South Carolina ruled that neither an insurer nor an agent had the duty to sell insureds the best flood insurance policy at the…
Contractors Equipment Floater—Archived Article April, 1999 American Association of Insurance Services (AAIS) Summary: The contractors equipment…
Leased Employees – Archived Article January, 1997 Workers Compensation and Liability Exposures Summary: A leased or borrowed employee is…
Appraisal Clause Does Not Determine Coverage There is language in the appraisal clause that states "If there is an appraisal, we will still retain our…
Does an overflowing washing machine constitute a flood?
In Universal Underwriters Ins. Co. v. Paradis, 2008 WL 215867 (Conn., 2008), automobile dealer Crowley Chrysler-Plymouth, Inc.’s liability insurer,…
Liability Coverages—AAIS Homeowners-Archived November, 1998 Principal Liability and Medical Payments Coverages Summary: The liability and…