Firearms Exclusion Found to be Ambiguous, So Insurer Must Defend In Wrongful Death Suit

Hudson Specialty Ins. Co. v. Snappy Slappy LLC: A federal district court in Georgia ruled that a firearms exclusion in a commercial general liability policy was ambiguous and did not bar coverage of a wrongful death suit against the insured.

Erie Ins. Exchange v. Greenwich Ins. Co.

Click Here for FC&S Legal Expert Analysis. As of January 8th, 2018, this case is unavailable on Lexis Advance.

Warped Siding and Solar Energy

Warped Siding and Solar Energy June 10, 2014  A client of ours, who has an HO5 form, recently submitted a claim for the warping of their vinyl siding,…

Fraud of the Week: When a Staged Theft Needs Better Planning

Staged theft when the staging is far too obvious.

ISO Homeowners Program

Discussion of ISO Homeowners Program, Eligibility and Form Overview. Includes overview of HO-2, HO-3, HO-4, HO-5, HO-6, and HO-8.

CA 20 33 03 10 Autos Leased, Hired, Rented or Borrowed with Drivers - Physical Damage Coverage

Autos Leased, Hired, Rented or Borrowed with Drivers - Physical Damage Coverage, March 2010 edition. CA 20 33 03 10.

General Insurance Issues in Active Shooter Tragedies

A recent office conversation involved a discussion of coverage for a town or board of education after an active shooter tragedy. Specifically, questions…

CR 00 22 07 02 Commercial Crime Policy (Discovery Form)

CR 00 22 07 02 Commercial Crime Policy (Discovery Form), July 2002 Edition

CG 34 45 12 19 Exclusion - Cross Suits Liability

Insurance Coverage Q&A: Multiple Payments for ACV and Withheld Depreciation

How does the timing of multiple ACV payments affect the payment of withheld depreciation?