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To Defend or Not to Defend: That is the Question

Contractor’s Faulty Work May Be an “Occurrence” Under a CGL Policy

No Duty to Defend Under CGL Policy, Where Insured “Willfully Disregarded” Worksite Risk

Responding to Business Interruption Claims Under a Commercial Property Policy: The Intersection of Policy Language, a Global Pandemic and a State of Emergency

Court of Appeals Upholds CGL Exclusion for Injuries to Employees of Subcontractors Working for the Insured

Supreme Court to Consider When an “Occurrence” Occurs Under CGL Policy

In Order to sue for Subrogation, Defendant Must Have an Underlying Obligation to pay the Subrogor

Under “Occurrence Based” CGL Policy, Occurrence and Injury Must be Within the Policy Period

Good for the Goose, Good for the Gander: MCL 500.2833(1)(q) Limits Time for Filing “an Action Under the Policy” for Both Insurers and Insureds

Court of Appeals Reiterates That Under CGL Policies, Insured’s Damage to Its Own Work Product Is Not an “Occurrence”