In Dyno Nobel v. Steadfast Insurance Co., the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals recently held that, under Utah law, where a specific state is listed in an endorsement heading, coverage.
Plaintiff Ken’s Foods sued over costs it incurred avoiding an imminent covered loss. (GOOGLE MAPS) The Supreme Judicial Court has ruled that a pollution liability insurer did not have a common law duty to cover costs its policyholder incurred to avoid an imminent covered loss since the policy did not expressly provide such coverage. Plaintiff
Ken's Foods says it spared its insurer a potential $10 million pollution claim by spending more than $2 million on mitigation costs. It wants that money
The rising tide of climate change lawsuits is sure to bring with it a wave of declaratory judgment actions on the issue of whether liability insurers have an obligation to defend fossil.