A party-appointed appraiser is an “arbitrator” and is barred from giving evidence about the appraisal proceeding, except for evidence that the award was procured by “corruption, fraud, or other undue means” or that the members of the panel “exceeded their … Read More
A general liability policy’s “impaired property” exclusion relieved an insurer of any duty to defend an insured against a suit alleging that the insured had negligently installed electrical equipment which caused a loss of use of the claimant’s property. (All Green … Read More
An automobile liability policy’s “each person” limit applied to all damages, including loss of consortium damages, arising from bodily injury to one person. (Jones v. IDS Property Casualty Insurance Co. (2018) Cal.App.5th 2018 WL 4579767) Facts Mark Jones was seriously injured in … Read More