Categories: liability
CGL coverage category for enumerated offenses (policy-defined).
Synonyms:
PAI
Related Articles:
- Court Rules Intellectual Property Exclusion Bars Coverage Even When No Infringement AllegedAugust 24, 2015 - A review of an August 21, 2015 decision of the United States District Court regarding a broad intellectual property exclusion in a commercial general liability policy.
- Court Rules Commercial Use of a Person’s Name Not Within CGL’s Advertising Injury CoverageImportant ruling that "right to publicity" claim has no CGL advertising injury coverage
- Insurers Have Duty To Defend Suit Claiming Misappropriation of “Advertising Idea”In a case of first impression, Mass. SJC says Holyoke Mutual & Maryland Casualty Must Defend Suit over Misuse of “Advertising Idea”
- Court Nixes Extending Advertising Injury Coverage to a Trademark Infringement SuitA federal court has decided what it called "a sophisticated insurance coverage question" involving the scope of the CGL's intellectual property exclusion.
- Defense of MCAD Claim Covered under Norfolk and Dedham’s Special Business Owners Policy
- Massachusetts Court Orders Peerless Insurance To Defend Sex-Trafficking Suit Against Motel And Its OwnersThis case examines whether a commercial liability policy incurs an unexpected duty to defend or indemnify a hotel in a sex trafficking lawsuit.
- MA Appeals Court Denies Ballet Master’s Claim Insurers Must Defend A Ballerina’s Sexual Abuse SuitAfter receiving the claimant and insurers' briefs, the Appeals Court issued an unusual order and ordered supplemental briefing on two issues that neither insurer had raised or argued.
- Appeals Court Decision May Require Utica To Pay Insured’s Legal Fees of $750,000Recent Appeals Court Case Highlights Legal Rules Around Finding a Duty to Defend.
- 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.
- Court Upholds Exclusion: $750K Defense Costs LostThe Latest on a 2022 Insurance Coverage Case Brought by El Group Against Utica Mutual Insurance Company
