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Wrongful death, severe bodily injury, multiple parties, separate occurrence, negligence, causation, insurer, liability policy, policy limits, policy interpretation, summary judgment, bad faith claim, summary, contractual obligations, cause and effect, bifurcation.
If a general contractor fires a subcontractor and hires another subcontractor to take over the existing work, the question is whether the new subcontractor's agreement to name the general contractor as an additional insured will be recognized by the subcontractor's insurer if, at the time of an accident, the contract between the general contractor and subcontractor was not yet signed. Use of the term "executed" by ISO in its CGL policy provisions, dealing with contractual liability coverage, does not, on its face, require the actual signing of a contract where the parties' assent is demonstrated by performance or other means. Depending on the parties' respective interests, it may be preferable for the contract, whether written or oral, to be considered executed at the time performance b...
... coverage case, the scope of a commercial policy exclusion turns on the difference between tort and... from and against any damage, liability or cause of action arising directly or indirectly ... excepted from that exclusion certain contractual obligations to pay for another party's tort liabil...
...Insurance "Policy Limits". By far, the lion's share of monetary dama...Contractual Terms. Standard limitation-of-liability clauses ar...
New York City-based MG cited multiple reasons for denying the claim, including: * the policyholders did not submit a "claim" as defined by the policy during the effective dates of the contract; * the debris did not constitute a "pollution condition" under the policy; * the policy's contractual liability exclusion provision precluded coverage; and * the plaintiffs did not incur cleanup costs as defined by the policy, because they were not required to clean up the site under environmental laws, but only by the agreement.
...' compensation, commercial auto or a contractual liability policy backing service contracts require...
Commercial umbrella (aka excess) liability insurance is an important source of protection that supplements the limits of an insured's underlying policies such as general liability, automobile liability, and employers liability. Umbrellas also protect insureds from exclusions and gaps that exist in their primary liability insurance. A typical commercial umbrella liability policy offers features such as worldwide coverage; personal injury coverage; blanket contractual liability protection (for both written and oral agreements); care, custody, and control coverage; non-owned aircraft liability; watercraft liability; advertisers liability; liquor law liability; XCU liability; and an extension of protection to additional insureds. The domestic market for umbrella liability insurance is large...
...the grounds that the insurance policy pursuant to which L&M sought. coverage, issued by ...contractually based claim, we tread on virgin ground in our. cir...general liability ("CGL"). [2]. policy, which usually covers only t...
... thousands of asbestos-exposure products-liability lawsuits that began in 1981. Many Nos. 08-4735, 0...The relevant policies, issued in Ohio for policy periods spanning from 1973-1985,1 did not expressl...McKinley under the "Contractual Liability" provisions of the policies issued by it...
... thousands of asbestos-exposure products-liability lawsuits that began in 1981. Many Nos. 08-4735, 0...The relevant policies, issued in Ohio for policy periods spanning from 1973-1985,1 did not expressl...McKinley under the "Contractual Liability" provisions of the policies issued by it...
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