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The Duty to Defend: the Four(ish) Corners Rule

2009-11-01 | R Steven Rawls

The actual, not alleged, facts of a case play an important role in determining an insurer's defense obligation, per Steve Rawls.

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OCP Liability versus Additional Insured Coverage

2009-10-01 | Craig F Stanovich

Whether OCP or additional insured coverage is preferable depends on many factors, per Craig Stanovich.

Construction Defect Coverage

CGL Exclusions May Impact Coverage for Occurrences Involving Defective Work

2009-10-01 | Patrick J Wielinski

Pat Wielinski relates a case finding no coverage for claims solely for economic loss due to faulty workmanship.

Liability Insurance

What Satisfies the Self-Insured Retention?

2009-08-01 | R Steven Rawls

CGL SIR endorsements are applied in a variety of ways, per Steve Rawls, depending on the jurisdiction.

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Contractual Confusion—Assuming the Liability of Others

2009-07-01 | Craig F Stanovich

Craig Stanovich provides straightforward examples of the workings of contractual liability insurance.

Design and Professional Liability

Understanding Contractor's Protective Insurance

2009-06-01 | Jeff Slivka

Jeff Slivka explains why firms involved extensively in design/build efforts may need CPPI.

Design and Professional Liability

The 2007 AIA Document: Changes in Formal Dispute Resolution

2009-05-16 | Kenneth A Slavens

A new process allows the contracting parties to choose the dispute resolution method to be used. Ken Slavens explains.

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Other Insurance and the CGL Policy

2009-04-01 | Craig F Stanovich

Craig Stanovich provides a basic understanding of the 'other insurance' clause of the commercial general liability policy.

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CGL Insurance and the Question of Intent

2009-02-01 | R Steven Rawls

Steven Rawls examines court decisions on whether the CGL covers intentional acts by the insured where injuries or damages are substantially certain to occur.

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Trigger Theories and the CGL

2008-12-01 | Craig F Stanovich

Craig Stanovich explains that trigger theories can only affect when the bodily injury or property damage is determined to have occurred.

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