An insured owns a shopping center with several restaurants. Failure to comply with the protective safeguards listed in the endorsement over which the insured has control would result in no coverage for a fire loss.
A contractor caused a slow leak while remodeling a bathroom and had to remove a large part of their work. What parts of the repair are excluded under the Damage to Your Work exclusion?
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In an incident when operating a business-owned and insured vehicle, there was personal liability once the business auto policy paid the full limit.
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A carrier denied a claim for floor damage after a condensation line leaked because of the time period over which the leak occured.
Since the restoration contractor invoice is paid out of the building limit, how can an agent ensure the cost is covered? Should the price of the building be inflated?
An employee’s purse was stolen when she startled a robber in the middle of a break in. The carrier says the loss is excluded from the business owners policy under the theft exclusion.
In many cases, agents are the first line of defense against potential fraudsters. What role do independent agents play in preventing insurance fraud? And what are the consequences if they don’t?
If an insured has a $1-million, combined single limit (CSL) on an auto policy and they exhaust the auto CSL and the umbrella limits, would the limit for the umbrella be reset for any other loss?
