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Appeals Court: excess policy covered golf cart injury

Summary by Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly
Ambiguity in a “follow-form” provision prevented an insurance carrier from enforcing a family member exclusion to bar excess liability coverage of injuries sustained by the daughter of insureds while she was riding in a golf cart, the Appeals Court has ruled.
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Appeals Court: excess policy covered golf cart injury

Ambiguity in a “follow-form” provision prevented an insurance carrier from enforcing a family member exclusion to bar excess liability coverage of injuries sustained by the daughter of insureds while she was riding in a golf cart, the Appeals Court has ruled.

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Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly broke the news in on Friday, March 28, 2025.
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