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October 18, 2017

HOW MANY OCCURRENCES OF WATER CAN THERE BE?

In Pella Corp. v. Liberty Mut. Ins. Co., 246 F. Supp. 3d 1247 (S.D. Iowa 2017), a Court answered the title question.  Each underlying claim for water damage allegedly caused by defective design of the policyholder's windows was a separate occurrence under its Comprehensive General Liability policies involved in that case.

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REPORTS OF THE ACA'S DEATH ARE PREMATURE.  YOU CAN SIGN UP.

Is Healthcare Coverage still available under the Affordable Care Act?  Absolutely.

Can you and can your clients still sign up?

Definitely.

Will you and will your clients be able to sign up now if you want?

Totally.

Answers to these and other important questions are reported in an excellent article by Haeyoun Park, "Yes, You Can Still Enroll in Obamacare:  Five Answers to Questions About Getting Covered" (New York Times online, posted on Saturday, October 14, 2017).

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Posted by on October 18, 2017 at 07:44 AM in "Occurrence", Interpretation and Application of Insurance Contracts, Personal Injury Protection ("PIP") |

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