American Wrecking Corp. v. Burlington Ins. Co.

How courts have described this case

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• explaining that a separation-of-insureds clause does not create ambiguity, but merely spreads protection among insureds, without negating plainly-worded exclusions
• explaining that a separation-of-insureds clause does not create ambiguity, but merely spreads protection among insureds, without negating plainly-worded exclusions
• stating because the court sustained the exclusion on which the insurer relied, \the bad faith claim must also be dismissed with prejudice\
• separation of insureds clause does not create ambiguity, but merely spreads protection among insureds, without nullifying existing coverage exclusions or negating plainly-worded, bargained-for policy exclusions

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).