Insurance brokers and agents all dread a day they suddenly learn that they did not place a policy, and an uncovered loss has occurred. The silver lining for some is that even if they failed to place the policy, the policy requested would not have provided coverage for the loss.
Insurer Wins Lawsuit Over The Difference Between The Words: “The Insured” And “Any Insured”
n the Phoenix case, the general contractor lost its additional insured coverage over the difference between two words in such an endorsement: “The” and “Any.”
Class Action Filed Against The Hartford Seeking Business Interruption Coverage
A Somerville-based business has filed the class-action suit against The Hartford.
Legal Sea Foods Files A COVID-19 Business Interruption Coverage Suit Against Strathmore Insurance
Since Legal only filed its complaint on May 4, 2020, Strathmore has not yet had an opportunity to respond by way of an answer, a motion to dismiss, or for judgment on the pleadings.
Massachusetts Court Rules On Liability Insurer Summarily Denying Chelsea Condo Coverage Based On A Complaint Alone
In this First Circuit appeal, the Court outlined the fine line that distinguishes when an insurer may refuse to defend a complaint based on its allegations alone.
