Recently, in a fire loss case, the Wisconsin Supreme Court revisited the question of the number of occurrences. In Secura Insurance v. Lyme St. Croix Forest Company, LLC, 918 N.W.2d 885 (Wis. 2018), the issue of multiple occurrences arose. Under the facts of the case,...
Month: January 2020
ADDITIONAL INSURED STATUS IS LIMITED BY RHODE ISLAND SUPREME COURT
In Bacon Construction Co., Inc. v. Arbella Protection Insurance Company, Inc., 208 A.3d 595 (R.I. 2019), the Rhode Island Supreme Court enforced the terms of an endorsement which limited additional insured status to liability events that were caused partially by the...
INDIANA COURT FINDS ONE OCCURRENCE
In a recent case, the Indiana Court of Appeals held that while a spill of hazardous materials resulted from two distinct regulatory violations, the event was a single occurrence for purposes of insurance. In Auto-Owners Ins. Co. v. Long, 112 N.E.3d 1165 (Ind. Ct. App....
ADDITIONAL INSURED STATUS IS LIMITED BY RHODE ISLAND SUPREME COURT
In Bacon Construction Co., Inc. v. Arbella Protection Insurance Company, Inc., 208 A.3d 595 (R.I. 2019), the Rhode Island Supreme Court enforced the terms of an endorsement which limited additional insured status to liability events that were caused partially by the...