Categories: general
Section showing key details (named insured, limits, deductibles, forms).
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Related Articles:
- $10 Endorsement Ends with Insured Paid $50,000 For Condo Loss AssessmentA seven-alarm fire at a Reading condominium complex leads to assessments and a lawsuit.
- Legal Battle: Commerce’s $6 Million Reimbursement Loss In Its Rape Settlement Suit Against Philadelphia InsuranceCommercial property insureds whose policies include this exclusion may find themselves without coverage for negligent security suits involving criminal sexual assaults committed on their premises.
- The JMA v. Zurich Appeals Court Ruling: A Warning Against Insurers’ Delayed Payment of Insureds’ Legal Fees”Appeals Case Revisits Underlying Lawsuit Involving Zurich Insurance Duty to Defend Dispute.
- An Insured’s Underpayment of Loss Lawsuit Over Brookline Building Backfires
- InsurOp-Ed: 3 Sources of Coverage Gaps That Lead to Claim Disputes
- $15 Million High-Value Homeowner Policy Loss Leads Court to Rule PURE’s Reference Provision AmbiguousAn insurance coverage dispute involving the total fire loss in December 2020 of a 1905 hunting lodge built by hand with unique wood and stonework and insured for over $5 million and its contents for $2.2 million.
- Boston Looms Over Fossil-Fuel Free Construction PilotHousing Requirement May Disqualify Some Communities From 10-Town Pilot
- Mass. Appeals Court Rules No Coverage For Prior-Owned Property Under Homeowners PolicyThe decision was a case of first impression in Massachusetts.
- Mass. Appeals Court Reaffirms Rigid No-Prejudice Notice Rule for Claims-Made PoliciesIn this case, the Appeals Court was asked to rule that the addition of the language, “as soon as practicable, allowing an insured to notify the insurer about facts and circumstances that might reasonably develop into a future reportable claim" allowed for late notice.
- MA Appeals Court Reverses $7 Million Telephone Consumer Protection Act Judgment Against Peerless Insurance’s SubsidiariesThe insurers appealed to the Appeals Court, which ended up reversing the judgment.
