Lee Builders, Inc. v. Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

• holding unforeseen and unintended damage from leaking windows installed by an insured’s subcontractor was caused by an “occurrence”
• holding unforeseen and unintended damage from leaking windows installed by an insured’s subcontractor was caused by an “occurrence”
• agreeing that the \damage occurring as a result of faulty or negligent workmanship constitutes an occurrence as long as the insured did not intend for the damage to occur\
• agreeing that the \damage occurring as a result of faulty or negligent workmanship constitutes an occurrence as long as the insured did not intend for the damage to occur\
• noting that faulty materials and workmanship caused the home to be continuously exposed to moisture, which “in turn caused damage” to “surrounding structural components” (emphasis added)
• stating that “the ‘Damage to Your Work’ business risk exclusion in the CGL policy in the instant case supports the determination of an occurrence” because “[i]f there can be no occurrence, the exclusion — and its exception — appear to be superfluous”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).