Fifth Circuit Appeals Court Considers, is Rock Dust a Pollutant?
Are rock fines considered a pollutant to be excluded by the pollution exclusion in a CGL policy?
Puzzler Answer: E. All of the above!
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Bad Faith Discussion
Discussion of a case concerning bad faith.
Read Full ArticleMiscellaneous ISO Endorsements
Limited Worldwide Business Income and Extra Expense Coverages, July 2002 edition
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Agent pockets premiums and fakes insurance certificates.
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Defense attorneys are careful about letting an injured plaintiff gain sympathy points by demonstrating his or her disability before a jury, but are juries really influenced by these displays?
Read Full ArticleFederal 14 02 3795 3796 (04-01) Policy Summary Comparison Worksheets
Federal Insurance Company Analysis Forms 14-02-3795 and 14-02-3796, April 2001 Edition
Read Full ArticleFEMA - Extended Renewal Period in States Impacted by Hurricane Helene
Applicable to policyholders in Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, and Virginia.
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Boat Policy and Lack of Reasonable Care in Maintenance Exclusion We insure a boat on a boat policy with hull coverage. The insured inadvertently drained…
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Read Full ArticleGM Launches Insurance Business, Plans to Leverage Customer Data
The carmaker believes its unique vehicle knowledge and technology will provide fairer and more personalized services to insurance consumers.
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