January 2006 Dec Page Question of the Month The Insurance Services Office (ISO) revised its additional insured endorsements recently. This was…
Impaired Property Exclusion and Possible Future Losses The insured's plastic buckles were incorporated into swimming suits manufactured by a customer.…
In Panera Bread, LLC v. Industrial Claim Appeals Office of the State of Colorado, No. 05CA1465, 2006 WL 1914162 (July 13, 2006 Colo. App.) a Colorado…
Emotional Distress for Watching Family Member Killed, Injured in Accident In Jablonowska v. Suther, 2008 WL 2342591 (N.J.), the New Jersey Supreme…
Excess Liability PolicyCincinnati Insurance CompanyDecember 2006Summary: This article describes the coverages and exclusions in the Excess…
Summary of New Articles in 200712/17/2007 The Underground Storage Tank Policy article was…
The text of The Guiding Principles, detailed procedures for working out the degree of participation when a loss involves two or more different types of policies or insurers. The nonbinding principles remain essentially unchanged since developed in 1963.
Fraudulent Acts Covered by Professional Liability Insurance? One of the exclusions under a lawyers professional liability policy applies to any claim…
Period of Indemnity and Period of Restoration Can you explain the difference between the period of indemnity and the period of restoration? California…