Liberty Mutual Insurance Company v. AMERICAN HOME ASSURANCE COMPANY, INC.

How courts have described this case

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• finding that insurer’s conduct was not vexatious or unreasonable where insurer denied coverage based on exclusion that court later determined was applicable
• concluding a temporary ramp the insured left at the worksite fell within the exception for “abandoned” materials
• concluding a temporary ramp the insured left at the worksite fell within the exception for \abandoned\ materials
• concluding a temporary ramp the insured left at the worksite fell within the exception for \abandoned\ materials
• discussing Trossman and noting that the First District had “refused to apply the doctrine in the absence of unfair surprise or arbitrariness”
• finding insurer’s conduct was not vexatious or unreasonable where insurer denied coverage based on an applicable exclusion

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).