Month: March 2018

Although an insurer issued additional insured endorsements purportedly limiting coverage to “ongoing operations,” the insurer was liable for breach of contract, bad faith and punitive damages after refusing to defend an additional insured against two construction defect lawsuits. ( Pulte … Read More

A commercial general liability policy’s “faulty workmanship” exclusions – exclusions j.(5) and j.(6) – did not relieve the insurer of a duty to indemnify its insured for property damage to the insured’s non-defective work occurring before the work was complete. … Read More

A general liability insurer had no duty to defend its insured, a pharmaceutical company, against governmental lawsuits alleging that the insured engaged in a fraudulent scheme to promote opioid use. ( Traveler’s Property Casualty Company of America v. Actavis, Inc. … Read More