Insurance
Jan. 21, 2017
'Concurrent causation' doctrine spreads
Courts should follow Florida's lead and look to the concurrent cause doctrine to resolve causation dilemmas. By Daniel A. Johnson and Brian Scarbrough
INSURANCE LAW UPDATE (ILU)
Practical Policyholder Advice: Insurance policies often cover types of loss only if they resulted from particular cause while excluding losses resulting from other types of causes. For example, a homeowners insurance policy may cover damage to a house from rain, but exclude coverage for damage resulting ...
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