BSI Constructors, Inc. v. Hartford Fire Insurance

How courts have described this case

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• concluding that Missouri precedent compelled that a vexatious-refusal claim must fail because the insurer had no duty to cover loss at issue
• noting that there is no ambiguity if the provisions can be “reconciled” with one another
• process was faulty when subcontractors negligently carried and stored equipment on an unprotected roof
• vexatious refusal claim must fail where insurer has no obligation to pay
• vexatious refusal claim must fail where insurer has no obligation to pay

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).