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Is terrorism covered under an Australian home and contents policy?

Prof. Allan Manning

Last week I posted an article in regard to terrorism coverage under commercial property, and/or business interruption policies. In a day or two I will address Strata and after than residential landlord policies, and finally private motor. In summary, there is a real mixture of approaches in the Australian General Insurance market.

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Understanding the Total Constructive Loss Doctrine in Property Insurance Policies

Property Insurance Coverage Law

The article … The post Understanding the Total Constructive Loss Doctrine in Property Insurance Policies appeared first on Property Insurance Coverage Law Blog.

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What is a “Dwelling” “Structure” or Not a “Building Structure” Under Homeowners Policy? Policy Definitions and Reading the Full Policy Are Keys to Finding Coverage

Property Insurance Coverage Law

Coverage litigation is sometimes a game of interpreting the language of a complicated document, the insurance policy. This post is a reminder to study When Words Collide: Policy Interpretation Doctrines and the 10 Commandments. Understand your Insurance Policy BetterRTFP!

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Insurance Coverage After a Raze Order: Strategies for Overcoming Ordinance or Law Exclusions

Property Insurance Coverage Law

When a devastating fire damages a building and a municipality orders it razed, the instinctive reaction of many policyholders is to expect that their insurance will cover the total loss.

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Insurance Coverage After a Raze Order: Strategies for Overcoming Ordinance or Law Exclusions

Property Insurance Coverage Law

When a devastating fire damages a building and a municipality orders it razed, the instinctive reaction of many policyholders is to expect that their insurance will cover the total loss.

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‘Surface Waters’ on Roof Are Not ‘Flood’ Waters, Massachusetts High Court Rules

Insurance Journal

The highest court in Massachusetts has ruled that rainwater accumulation on roofs of buildings does not constitute “surface waters” within the meaning of “flood” in property insurance policies. The court found that the term “surface waters” in policies is ambiguous …

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Building Cyber Resilience: Your Guide for Internet Safety Month

Cowbell

At Cowbell, we believe Internet Safety Month is the perfect opportunity to review and reinforce your organizations cybersecurity posture and build long-term cyber resilience. 7 Steps to Build Cyber Resilience 1. Setting a patch management policy will be crucial in helping your company be better protected from cyberattacks.

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