St. Paul Fire & Marine Insurance Company v. Hawaiian Insurance & Guaranty Company

How courts have described this case

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• treating multiple negligence claims as discrete claims even after two were consolidated in one suit because policy referred to \claim\ and \suit\ as separate concepts
• treating multiple negligence claims as discrete claims even after two were consolidated in one suit because policy referred to “claim” and “suit” as separate concepts
• separate claims made out each time doctors negligently administered anesthetic to patient-decedent—all causing a single result, death
• insurance contract is contract of adhesion, to be construed liberally in favor of insured and against insurer
• separate claims made out each time doctors negligently administered anesthetic to patient-decedent— all causing a single result, death

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).