Description
Whether losses arising from faulty workmanship are covered or excluded by a CGL policy is particularly complex and difficult to resolve. It requires a detailed and thorough understanding of exactly what happened and of any policy exclusions and any exceptions to the exclusions.
In the construction context, complications arise when the named insured is a subcontractor who is an additional insured under the general contractor's liability policy.
Listen as our authoritative panel of insurance coverage practitioners analyzes the CGL exclusions for property damage, the applicability of the your work/your product exclusions, and when coverage may be afforded under CGL policies.
Presented By
Ms. Hsu has specialized in insurance coverage and insurance bad faith litigation since 1994. She handles all first and third-party insurance coverage issues involving all types of insurance policies, including personal and commercial auto, homeowners, CGL, and all types of professional errors & omissions policies. Ms. Hsu has authored countless coverage opinions, has mediated hundreds of cases, and successfully litigates both declaratory relief and bad faith actions, through trial if necessary.
Ms. Pye is a litigation attorney who represents and advises individuals and corporations. Her practice is focused primarily on insurance coverage, with experience counseling insurance carriers in coverage disputes and bad faith litigation. In addition, Ms. Pye defends property management companies in the increasingly difficult area of landlord-tenant disputes. As part of Wilson Elser’s accomplished Insurance Litigation team, Ms. Pye has access to colleagues with the depth and breadth of experience to handle virtually every type of case – from small claims to personal injury to the most complex legal matters and all the transactional and jurisdictional issues in between.
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This 90-minute webinar is eligible in most states for 1.5 CLE credits.
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Date + Time
- event
Thursday, August 22, 2024
- schedule
1:00 p.m. ET./10:00 a.m. PT
- Property damage in general
- Damage to the insured's product
- Applicability to construction cases
- Damage to the insured's work
- Products-completed operations hazard
- Damage to impaired property
- Work of subcontractors
The panel will address these and other issues:
- Can faulty work be an occurrence?
- What is the subcontractor exception to the exclusions?
- How can policyholders obtain coverage from the contractual indemnification obligations and the insurance obligations of their subcontractors?
- How does the "your work" exclusion mesh with a "product completed operations" clause in a CGL policy?
