The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has ruled that damage from faulty workmanship alone is not grounds for an insurable accident claim under a commercial general liability policy.
The high court reversed a Superior Court finding for the plaintiff in the case of Kvaerner v. National Union Fire Insurance Company.
The plaintiff, Kvaerner Metals Division of Kvaerner U.S. Inc., was sued by its customer, Bethlehem Steel, in 1997 for supplying a faulty coke oven battery.
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