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Unlike the simple ISO HO policy, the ISO CGL policy has no specific professional liability exclusion. As a result, sometimes it can be difficult to determine whether a claim is…
This article is about the often misunderstood exposure of discontinued operations. While your Technical Affairs Committee continues to work with ISO with little success to develop stronger coverage for discontinued…
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In response to an article we published called “What Is(n’t) ‘Your Work’ in the CGL?,” we got a response from a reader (see below) that resulted in a promise to…
In response to an article we published called “What Is(n’t) ‘Your Work’ in the CGL?,” we got a response from a reader (see below) that resulted in a promise to…
In response to an article we published called “What Is(n’t) ‘Your Work’ in the CGL?,” we got a response from a reader (see below) that resulted in a promise to…
A subcontractor installing a deck on a home under construction penetrated a foundation water barrier and rain water entered, damaging the basement ceiling, sheetrock, and carpeting. The general contractor’s insurer…
I’ve often said that it’s inexcusable when a claim is denied for no other reason than “It’s not covered.” The insured is owed a reason for a claim denial, by…