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California Supreme Court: CGL Policies Permit "Vertical Exhaustion" For Long-tail Continuous Injuries
In Short The Decision: In a recent decision, the California Supreme Court reaffirmed a policyholder's right to reach excess liability coverage by providing key guidance as to the proper exhaustion method for continuous injury claims spanning multiple policy periods.
California Supreme Court: CGL Policies Permit "Vertical Exhaustion" for Long-tail Continuous Injuries | JD Supra
In Short The Decision: In a recent decision, the California Supreme Court reaffirmed a policyholder's right to reach excess liability coverage by providing key guidance as to the proper exhaustion method for continuous injury claims spanning multiple policy periods.
California Supreme Court: CGL Policies Permit "Vertical Exhaustion" for Long-tail Continuous Injuries
In Short The Decision: In a recent decision, the California Supreme Court reaffirmed a policyholder's right to reach excess liability coverage by providing key guidance as to the proper exhaustion method for continuous injury claims spanning multiple policy periods.
Policyholders Receive Needed Guidance On Use Of Extrinsic Evidence In Texas When Enforcing An Insurer's Duty To Defend
In Short The Situation: The Texas Supreme Court in February 2022 adopted a limited exception based upon a three-prong test allowing the use of extrinsic evidence when applying the "eight-corners" rule to determine an insurer's duty to defend third-party claims.
Policyholders Receive Needed Guidance on Use of Extrinsic Evidence in Texas When Enforcing an Insurer's Duty to Defend | JD Supra
In Short The Situation: The Texas Supreme Court in February 2022 adopted a limited exception based upon a three-prong test allowing the use of extrinsic evidence when applying the "eight-corners" rule to determine an insurer's duty to defend third-party claims.
Another Record Wildfire Season: Check Your CGL Policy | JD Supra
With election season dominating the news cycle, it's easy to miss the headlines from California and other Western states.
Another Record Wildfire Season: Check Your CGL Policy | Lexology
With election season dominating the news cycle, it's easy to miss the headlines from California and other Western states.
Policyholders Should Anticipate And Prepare To Defeat Insurer COVID-19 Coverage Denials
To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. In Short The Situation: Business interruption and other losses due to the continued global spread of COVID-19 are projected to total in the billions of dollars. The Result: In an effort to discourage commercial policyholders from pursuing their COVID-19-related business interruption claims, the insurance industry has issued sweeping pronouncements of alleged "no coverage" for such losses.
Maximizing Insurance Recoveries for Hurricane Harvey Losses
The Situation: On August 25, 2017, Hurricane Harvey made landfall on the Texas Gulf Coast as a Category 4 hurricane—the strongest to hit the United States in more than a decade. The Result: Property damage and business interruption losses are estimated in the tens of billions of dollars. Looking Ahead: Texas policyholders with policies governed by Texas law may want to consider the impact of Texas HB 1774 on their property and business interruption claims.
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