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Hunton Insurance Recovery Blog

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By Geoffrey B. Fehling, Michael Levine, Alex Pappas Verified
| hunton.com
Related-claims disputes are a recurring feature of insurance coverage litigation, and the consequences can be substantial. A determination that two matters are related can shift a claim into or out of the policy period, altering coverage entirely. Although those disputes often involve fact-specific questions, the coverage outcome also depends on the applicable policy language. Urena v. Travelers Casualty and Surety Company of America, 2026 WL 2322160 (1st Cir. Aug.
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Hunton Insurance Recovery Blog

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By Andrea DeField, Alex Pappas Verified, Courtney Bynum Crittenden
| hunton.com
“Loss or damage.” “Caused by or resulting from.” “Faulty, inadequate or defective.” “Direct physical loss of or damage to.” In coverage litigation, phrases like these can launch a familiar argument: if an insurance policy uses two different words, each must mean something different. Otherwise, one of them is surplusage. That argument can have force. But it does not always carry the day. As the Supreme Court cautioned in Rimini Street, Inc. v.
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"Yes, AI chef!": A recipe for insuring physical artificial intelligence

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By Michael Levine, Geoffrey B. Fehling, Alex Pappas Verified
| Reuters Verified
FILE PHOTO: Figurines with computers and smartphones are seen in front of the words "Artificial Intelligence AI" in this illustration created on February 19, 2024. REUTERS/Dado Ruvic/File Photo Purchase Licensing Rights, opens new tab May 13, 2026 - Artificial intelligence is no longer just a digital tool working quietly in the background. Today, AI is rolling up its sleeves and getting hands-on in the physical world.
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