Travelers Indemnity Co. of America v. Jones
Click Here for FC&S Legal Expert AnalysisTravelers Indem. Co. of Am. v. JonesUnited States District Court for the Middle District of Georgia, Athens…
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Intentional Act Exclusion not Applicable
Intentional Act Exclusion not Applicable September 24, 2012 The insurer sought a declaratory judgment that it is not obligated to cover a property…
Read Full ArticleMultiple Trigger or Manifestation
Multiple Trigger or Manifestation May 22, 2017 In a decision a couple of weeks ago the Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania determined that…
Read Full ArticleInstallation Floater for Subcontractor Vandalism Loss
Installation Floater—Subcontractor's Vandalism Loss Q Our question concerns a dispute as to whether wiring installed by our insured, an…
Read Full ArticlePoor Credit can Affect Auto Premiums More than Accidents
A recent study from The Zebra showed poor credit can raise car insurance rates by 114% or more.
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Read Full ArticleMississippi Attorney General Sues Insurers
The Attorney General for the State of Mississippi filed action against named and unnamed insurers over policies containing exclusions for water damage,…
Read Full ArticleGarage Policy Any Auto Includes Semitrailer
Garage Policy—"Any Auto"Includes Semitrailer Q A garage policy insured was using one of his trucks to pull a customer's semitrailer from one…
Read Full ArticleAdditional Living Expense Not Covered for New Standard of Living
When a husband and wife are collecting additional living expense due to a homeowners loss, the policy does not cover the expenses of a spouse who leaves the other spouse and sets up an additional household.
Read Full ArticleExcavation of Broken Water Pipe Covered?
Examines whether the expense of digging up a water pipe leading from the building to the street to effect repair of the pipe where leaking and damaging the building is covered under the commercial property policy.
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