April, 2013 | Smith Smith & Feeley

No Coverage Where Building Was “Vacant” For More Than 60 Days Before Loss, Even Though Policy Was Issued Less Than 60 Days Before Loss

April 1, 2013 by kwsm

No coverage existed where a building was “vacant” for more than 60 days before a theft and vandalism loss, even though the policy itself was issued less than 60 days before the loss. ( Travelers Property Casualty Company of America … Read More

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In Continuous Injury Case, Excess Policy Is Not Triggered Until All Applicable Primary Policies Are Exhausted, But Multiple Primary Policies Issued By Same Insurer Cannot Be “Stacked”

April 1, 2013 by kwsm

In a continuous and progressive injury case, an excess policy was not triggered until all collectible primary policies were exhausted, but multiple primary policies issued by the same insurer could not be “stacked.” ( Kaiser Cement and Gypsum Corporation v. … Read More

Month: April 2013