Bonnie Owen Realty, Inc. v. Cincinnati Insurance

How courts have described this case

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• holding that simple negligence in maintenance of building did not implicate professional services exclusion
• finding that the trial court properly determined that “[n]one of the allegations of negligence involve any specialized knowledge, labor, or skill, nor do they involve conduct which is predominantly mental or intellectual as opposed to physical of manual in nature”
• ruling on motion to compel deposition was ruling on a substantial issue in the case where the ruling was a clear indication of the court’s opinion that extrinsic evidence would not be admissible for the purpose of determining whether defendant had a duty to defend
• finding that the trial court properly determined that “[n]one of the allegations of negligence involve any specialized knowledge, labor, or skill, nor do they involve conduct which is predominantly mental or intellectual as opposed to physical of manual in nature”
• ruling on motion to compel deposition was ruling on a substantial issue in the case where the ruling was a clear indication of the court's opinion that extrinsic evidence would not be admissible for the purpose of determining whether defendant had a duty to defend

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).