Roloff v. Taste of Minnesota

How courts have described this case

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• stating that “arising out of’ language “unambiguously excludes coverage when a claim is causally related to” the conduct described in the exclusion clause — there assault and battery — even if the actual claim is for negligence
• alleging negligence by festival sponsor for failing to provide adequate security, leading to an assault by festival attendee on fellow attendee
• assault and battery exclusion applied to negligence claim against festival sponsor after plaintiff was assaulted by another festival patron

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).