The Sixth Circuit has ruled that a provision in an insurance policy that limited the insurer's liability for losses from "flood for high hazard zones" applied not only to property damage but to all loss or damage arising out of a flood. (Photo: Scott Saltzman)
A court recently ruled that a provision in an insurance policy that limited the insurer's liability for losses from "flood for high hazard zones" applied not only to property damage but to all loss or damage arising out of a flood, reversing a previous court's decision.
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