· 6/6/2011
Lafayette Insurance v. Peerboom
Citations
- 813 F. Supp. 2d 823
How courts have described this case
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- concluding, for similar reasons, that the exclusion applied to bar coverage
- construing “that particular part” to apply to the entire residence where contractor’s work involved raising residence above flood plain
- “an insured’s intentional actions do not constitute ‘accidents,’ and the damages resulting therefrom do not amount to ‘occurrences,’ even if the insured acts in a negligent manner.”
- “an insured’s intentional actions do not constitute ‘accidents,’ and the damages resulting therefrom do not amount to ‘occurrences,’ even if the insured acts in a negligent manner.”
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Judges: Tom S. Lee
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