Our Ask an Expert service offers Big “I” members insight into today’s risks or other coverage, technology, or agency management issues today’s agents encounter. This article offers insight into an…
Coverage Part B of the CGL is often overlooked. The focus seems to be on Bodily Injury and Property Damage (Coverage Part A); however, personal and advertising injury is an…
An agent asks: When coverage is provided by two different carriers for two different policy periods and injury or damage occurs, which CGL policy should respond to the loss?
Very simply, how does or might the commercial general liability (CGL) policy respond to the coronavirus? There are many hurdles that must be jumped before the CGL will respond.
In the world of insurance coverage, the word “claim” is one of the most frequently spoken. It is used by an injured party to describe its pursuit of relief against…
Before reviewing the exclusions, exceptions, and exceptions to exceptions, you must confirm the loss even qualifies for coverage based upon the grant of coverage found in the insuring agreement.
Most general liability coverage cases, that address whether “property damage” has taken place, focus on the “physical injury to tangible property” aspect of the definition. You can see that a…
Proprietary coverage forms are not always better than Insurance Services Office (ISO) forms. Careful comparison is required to confirm the insured is not harmed by non-ISO language. A recent Illinois…
An insured who is leasing a building or space in a building is being required by the landlord to carry $1M in “fire legal” coverage. The insured’s CGL insurer will…
A commercial prospect rents space at a warehouse and his current agent tells him that the fire damage legal liability coverage on his CGL policy covers him there. The prospective…
