Fraud of the Week: When the Horse was Neither Beaten nor Dead
Fraud involving an animal mortality policy and a claim for horses that weren't actually dead.
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BP 00 01 05 87 Businessowners Standard Property Coverage Form
BP 00 01 05 87 Businessowners Standard Property Coverage Form, May 1987 Edition
Read Full ArticleOSHA Issues Interim Enforcement Response Plan for Coronavirus
Introduction of new OSHA interim response plan providing instructions and guidance for handling coronavirus-related complaints, referrals, and severe illness reports.
Read Full ArticleYour Work Exclusion Does Not Apply to Damage to Other Parts of House from Faulty Foundation
“Your Work” Exclusion Does Not Apply to Damage to Other Parts of House from Faulty Foundation In Wilshire Ins. Co. v. RJT Const., LLC, 2009…
Read Full ArticleMichigan Insurance Department Bulletin on Kias and Hyundais
The Michigan Insurance Department is the lastest department to address coverage issues for certain Kia and Hyundai vehicles.
Read Full ArticleCG 00 65 12 07 Electronic Data Liability Coverage Form
CG 00 65 12 07 Electronic Data Liability Coverage Form, December 2007 Edition
Read Full ArticleInsurance Coverage Q&A: Human Error and Contamination
When a mistake results in damage, is there coverage for mechanical breakdown?
Read Full ArticleTerry Black's Barbecue, L.L.C. v. State Auto. Mut. Ins. Co.
The latest rejection of a plaintiff's claims seeking insurance coverage for business interruptions caused by COVID-19 government shutdown orders.
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Hostile Takeover August 2, 2010 Hostile-takeover attempts, successful or not, present the target corporation's leaders with a high potential for liability…
Read Full Article'Chen' Clarifies Insurance Coverage Issues
'Chen' clarified insurance coverage for pre- and post-judgment interest obligations under primary and excess policies. However, a broader takeaway may be the increasing importance of the meaning "follow form" wording in excess policies, especially as more claims have values which exceed primary limits.
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