Month: April 2007

The California Court of Appeal has held that employee dishonesty coverage for property for which an insured is “legally liable” applies when property has been bailed or entrusted to the insured, and is not third-party liability insurance. ( Simon Marketing … Read More

The California Court of Appeal has held that subcontractors’ insurers who defended a developer as an “additional insured” were entitled to recover a portion of the developer’s defense costs from the developer’s own excess insurer. ( Transcontinental Ins. Co. v. … Read More