Can an intentional act be considered an accident in certain circumstances?

A summary of the Florida insurance department memorandum advising insurers of new regulations.

While an ordinary insured would easily understand that oil leaking into the ground was a pollutant, the line was murkier when considering home heating oil leaking into a home.

This article explores the insurance coverages associated with damages caused to homeowners and businesses as a result of train derailments.

A brief overview of the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation and Liability Act (CERCLA), also known as Superfund.

This article is an updated discussion of the pollution exclusion in the CGL form, referencing some court cases pertaining to the exclusion.

The Connecticut Supreme Court has decided that three business who undertook "repairs" to prevent the spread of COVID-19 weren't actually "repairs" that would give rise to a covered claim.

The judges of the Second Circuit Court of Appeals have affirmed a ruling from the Southern District of New Jersey that found a shipping company failed…

The debate before the Sixth Circuit rested on a single difference in opinion: were the damages sought in the opioid suits against Quest "because of bodily injury" under the policies from Motorists and Westfield?

The justices of the Supreme Court of Rhode Island had to decide whether the policy definition of "pollutant" was ambiguous