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Insurance Coverage for Lead Paint Claims

Insurance Coverage for Lead Paint Claims
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This article discusses how companies that are facing or that may face lawsuits arising out of the historical use of lead-based paint can preserve and maximize their rights to coverage under CGL policies. The article analyzes the key terms in standard-form CGL policies and their application to lead paint claims. The article also provides pointers regarding the practical steps that companies can take now to preserve their rights going forward.

Product Number: 41207-312-SG
Author: Barry I. Buchman, John E. Heintz, Richard D. Milone
Publication Date: 2007
Industry: Coatings
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This article discusses how companies that are facing or that may face lawsuits arising out of the historical use of lead-based paint can preserve and maximize their rights to coverage under CGL policies. The article analyzes the key terms in standard-form CGL policies and their application to lead paint claims. The article also provides pointers regarding the practical steps that companies can take now to preserve their rights going forward.

This article discusses how companies that are facing or that may face lawsuits arising out of the historical use of lead-based paint can preserve and maximize their rights to coverage under CGL policies. The article analyzes the key terms in standard-form CGL policies and their application to lead paint claims. The article also provides pointers regarding the practical steps that companies can take now to preserve their rights going forward.

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