Month: February 2008

The California Court of Appeal has held that a liability policy’s “pollution” exclusion relieved an insurer of any duty to defend or indemnify its insured for liability arising from the insured’s release of a solvent into a public sewer system. … Read More

The California Court of Appeal has held that even though “sudden and accidental” water damage—a covered peril—was the predominant cause of mold, a policy’s “absolute” mold exclusion was enforceable because the exclusion clearly communicated that mold “however caused” was never … Read More