U.S. Bank N.A. v. Kollie

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• interpreting a criminal acts exclusion to mean an act “defined as criminal by the Arkansas Criminal Code”
• affirming the district court’s finding “that, although the state of Arkansas never pressed criminal charges . . . , Burrough committed a criminal act under Arkansas law,” thereby excluding coverage under the policy’s criminal acts exclusion
• gun owner’s insurance exclusion applied to deny coverage when his child, who provided gun to another child who accidentally discharged gun and injured a third child could not be charged with crime of furnishing firearm to minor
• “[A]s Simpson himself has proudly stated, he was a very high level member of the IBT .... It is well within the IRB’s discretion to conclude that, precisely because Simpson was a trusted, high-level official in the IBT, his conduct ... was more culpable.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).