The insured is a major hotel chain that was having a ceremony at one of its properties with a pool. A chef that works for the hotel was at the party and dove into the shallow end and sustained a neck injury that required surgery. (Credit: British Columbia Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure) The insured is a major hotel chain that was having a ceremony at one of its properties with a pool. A chef that works for the hotel was at the party and dove into the shallow end and sustained a neck injury that required surgery. (Credit: British Columbia Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure)

We have the following general question seeking your thoughts on its applicability as a workers' comp claim vs general liablity. Information from what we know to date:

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