Discusses property insurance issues surrounding earthquakes.

Provides an overview and background on the nuclear exclusion on various types of policies.

The standard CGL form notes that electronic data is not tangible property and excludes damages arising from certain actions involving electronic data. This form provides some coverage for these exposures.

This article describes the ISO liquor liability claims-made policy, CG 00 34, and the occurrence policy, CG 00 33.

Standard homeowners forms, like most property forms, exclude loss caused directly or indirectly by water which backs up through sewers or drains or which overflows from a sump. This deals with court interpretations of the exclusion.

January 2010 Dec Page Question of the Month There are a number of items common to daily living that cause difficulty to insurers…

December 2009 Dec Page Question of the Month One of the ways to manage risk exposures is through the purchase of insurance. Yet, for various reasons,…

December 2009 Intro Page No. 967 December 1, 2009 Dec Page The question of the month in the Dec Page deals with one of the ways to manage risk…

Discusses the exclusions for property damage (the property damage hazard) in the CG 21 42, which is attached to the CGL. Includes the CG 21 43, which excepts specified operations.

Discusses the exclusions for property damage (the property damage hazard) in the CG 21 42, which is attached to the CGL. Includes the CG 21 43, which excepts specified operations.