This article describes the standard of care a homeowner owes to invitees, licensees, and trespassers. Court cases, including some reviewing liability issues with children at play are discussed.

This article describes the standard of care a homeowner owes to invitees, licensees, and trespassers. Court cases, including some reviewing liability issues with children at play are discussed.

Homeowners andPremises Liability—Archived Article August, 2004 Standard of Care Owed Summary: "A man's home is his castle" goes the saying.…

Discusses business income coverage issues when an action of civil authority bars access to the premises. Also includes discussion of homeowners loss of use and neighboring premises.

There are differences between the Occurrence and Claims-Made CGL forms: the trigger of coverage, some conditions, and the extended reporting periods found in the claims-made version. This highlights the differences.

Discusses coverages and exclusions in ISO form EP 00 01, which provides employment-related practices coverage.

Discusses fixtures, as referred to in the building, business personal property, and use interest parts of ISO's commercial property policy, CP 00 10. Provides the legal view of the debate as well.

A person trusted with responsibility for property or business following a death is generally charged with the duty for operation and maintenance of the property in his or her care, custody, or control. This is a discussion of the insurance available.

There are differences between the Occurrence and Claims-Made CGL forms: the trigger of coverage, some conditions, and the extended reporting periods found in the claims-made version. This highlights the differences.

Discusses coverages and exclusions in ISO form EP 00 01, which provides employment-related practices coverage.