United States v. Berrios-Rodriguez

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• concluding that it was reasonable for an insurer to rely on an investigator’s reports
• noting that the “NFPA 921 is a generally accepted peer reviewed fire investigation guide that is the industry standard for investigations of fires and explosives”
• “[The Investigator’s] use of negative corpus, or process of elimination . . . was a generally accepted methodology that complied with NFPA 921 at the time of his investigation [in 2010].” (footnote omitted)

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).