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MA Law | Insurance Coverage Cases
Agency Risk Primer: The Anti-Concurrent Clause And A Business Owner’s Commercial Policy
The Case: Surabian Realty Co., Inc. v. NGM Ins. Co., 462 Mass. 715 (2012)
Seeping Surface Waters Under the “Anti-Concurrent Cause” Clause Could Wash Out A Mass. Homeowner’s Claim
The "anti-concurrent cause" clause found in most homeowner’s insurance policies may restrict coverage when surface water is involved with an otherwise covered loss.
It’s Not What You Say But What You Do – The Pitfalls of Not Properly Classifying Workers
The Case: Travelers v. Universal Drywall, LLC
Court Sinks Endlar Agency Over Certificate of Insurance
The case: Witkowski v. Richard W. Endlar Insurance Agency, May 29, 2012, Massachusetts Appeals Court
